Sentence examples for analogously aged from inspiring English sources

The remaining coating solution was cast in Petri dishes and analogously aged to the thin coatings.

We instead provide strong evidence that, at physiological levels, acetic acid promotes aging simply by activating pro-aging pathways in yeast, analogously to glucose and ethanol.

The CMS pores are believed to age analogously to the "unrelaxed free volume" in glassy polymers.

Because blockade of insulin signaling decelerated epidermal aging and a Drosophila lamin mutant with shortened lifespan accelerated epidermal aging, age-related changes in this tissue are analogously regulated by these two established aging pathways.

Analogously such competing mechanisms were also inferred for one of the PE-X materials, while the other exhibited substantial degradation in terms of strain-to-break values for both aging conditions.

The increase in average age by time we see analogously in the sentinel and simulated data is most likely caused by this mechanism: First, the susceptible and highly connected children of a region get infected.

This means the premium quoted by a particular insurer was the same for every individual (and analogously for families), regardless of the health status or age of the insured.

When the first child in the intervention cohort was six weeks old, the recruitment of six-week-old children to the control cohort ceased, and analogously when they were 1 and 2 years of age.

Associations with age, sex, and frailty (as measured by an analogously constructed frailty index) were also studied.

We repeated the analysis analogously by comparing ACPA-negative and ACPA-high-positive patients matched by RF levels, age, and duration of RA.

Analogously, while we measured significant negative correlation between efficacy of myelin phagocytosis and age in HV, there was no relationship between age and myelin phagocytosis index in MS (Fig.  1C).