Sentence examples for be associated with aging from inspiring English sources

The interpretation of this player's [18F]-T807 PET imaging was complicated by the overlap of tracer uptake in brain regions involved in CTE and PSP with regions associated with either nonspecific [18F]-T807 ligand binding or "aging-associated" binding of [18F]-T807 to authentic tauopathy known to be associated with aging and disease severity (i.e., NFT in the mesial temporal lobe).

In addition, a change in the microglial phenotype which may be associated with aging, may predispose the retina to age-related diseases.

Alternatively, the metabolic fault may be associated with aging and the concomitant deterioration of control mechanisms, as in the loss of calcium from bone in the condition known as osteoporosis.

Specifically, oxidative stress is known to be associated with aging, cardiovascular disease, and sarcopenia, and it may be that exercise exerts its beneficial effects on each of these disease processes through its effects on redox status.

And yet, advertisers simply do not want to be associated with aging.

A recent article in the New York Post -- "Don't Trust Anyone Over 50" -- made the case that advertisers simply do not want to be associated with aging, even though they know how powerful a demographic we are.

Stem cell proliferation speed is associated with aging.

These changes are associated with aging and memory problems.

"Everything negative is associated with aging, and women want to avoid that for as long as possible," Dr. Then said.

But many falls are associated with aging, he said, including vision loss, deterioration of the inner ear and other changes that affect balance and loss of strength.

Surface cracking is associated with aging and deterioration of the surface bituminous layer due to shrinking and hardening.