Sentence examples for be linked to age from inspiring English sources
The increased protease inhibitor plasma levels in young AAT deficiency subjects relative to normal subjects could be linked to age rather than to a ZZ or SZ phenotype.
Moreover, asthma is characterized by a male predominance in childhood and female predominance in adulthood [ 25, 26], a relationship that could be linked to age and sex-related variation in DNA methylation.
Some scientists have proposed that more than two dozen blood chemicals, taken together, act as biological markers and might be linked to aging.
Alternatively, the above patterns may be linked to age-related and sex-related differences in the effects of contaminants.
This review will focus on the impact of advancing age on the overall function of peripheral adrenergic neurones and how these changes in function may be linked to age-related changes in modulation of [Ca2+]i levels.
This review focuses on the impact of advancing age on the overall function of peripheral adrenergic neurones and how these changes in function may be linked to age-related changes in modulation of [Ca2+]i regulation.
If this is the case, then the interesting hypothesis, that an age-associated dampening in the amplitude of rhythmic core clock protein expressions, or alternative "ageing associated imbalance between circadian clock proteins", can be linked to age-associated declines in mental performances.
This suggests that RNA editing efficiency may be linked to aging in a gene-specific manner (Nicholas et al. 2010).
Literature gives indications that these markers might be linked to aging processes such as oxidative stress, alterations in cell morphology, beta oxidation capacity, and vascular function.
Primitive osteoporosis is more common in women and is linked to age and the menopause.
