Sentence examples for be vulnerable to aging from inspiring English sources
In addition, when VDR is suppressed, neurons could be vulnerable to aging and neurodegeneration, and when combined with Aβ toxicity, it is possible to explain some of the events that occur during neurodegeneration.
Bituminous pavement is vulnerable to aging during construction and service life, which can seriously affect the rheological properties of bitumen.
Since the MTL and PFC play important roles in associative memory processes and are vulnerable to aging, we postulated that the oscillations in these two regions might be significantly correlated with PALT performance.
Because the oldest old are vulnerable to age-related multiple chronic conditions and disabilities, and are at a high risk of losing their independence, considerable concern has arisen about the health care spending consumed by this age group.
Women who smoked were considered to be vulnerable to premature aging and loss of physical attractiveness; they were viewed as unsuitable to be wives and mothers in a German family.
"We would be vulnerable to the effects of ageing," the grandees argued, "because we could not test...existing warheads".Yet reasonable though such reservations may sound, they played only a background role in the treaty's death on the Senate floor.
The purpose of our study was to research into the smoking habits of preschool children's parents since children of that age could be vulnerable to parental negative role modeling and to investigate into the necessity of conducting a public health awareness programme aimed at the general population.
The possibility that PD could be the consequence of the degeneration of neurons which are particularly vulnerable to aging processes is discussed here.
The broken consensus is vulnerable to simple aging, at the very least.
Like all children at higher birth orders, these children are vulnerable to lower age-appropriate immunization coverage.
Furthermore, the hippocampal region is particularly vulnerable to aging and neurodegenerative diseases, and this vulnerability may result from chronic Glu hyperactivity in this brain region [ 21].
