Sentence examples for because of aging or from inspiring English sources
The researchers say the findings show that variations force the bird to learn and adjust — an ability that might be particularly useful in helping the bird maintain the quality of its song as its motor skills decline because of aging or injury.
Because of aging or mechanical friction during the process of mixing the mortar, the fibre sample has a similar vertical texture on surface without denticulations (Figure 4c,d).
It is unclear if adult stem cells undergo functional and molecular changes, if their number decreases because of aging, or if aging is due to extrinsic environmental factors without any effect on the stem cell pool [2], [3].
Furthermore, a wish to die was found in a qualitative study of older Dutch adults to either be triggered suddenly after a traumatic life event or developed slowly after a lifetime of difficulties, because of aging or illness, or with recurring depression [ 10].
Functional deterioration of the lacrimal gland happens because of aging, diseases, or therapeutic complications, but without effective treatments till now.
Osteoarthritis is a complex heterogeneous disease in which cartilage degenerates because of aging, trauma, genetics or other unknown etiological agents.
Some of those with moderate or high incomes may have been shut out of the insurance market because of age or pre-existing health conditions.
At least 30percentt of the region's water systems are inoperable because of age or disrepair, according to officials from Unicef, which issued the report with the World Health Organization.
The drop will ease the strain on power stations, some of which are facing closure because of age or environmental rules.
I feel that in many instances exorcisms are outright abusive in nature, when performed on people who cannot, because of age, or other incapacity, give proper consent.
Button overload is not only an aesthetic turnoff but an impediment to those whose small motor skills may be limited because of age or a disability.
