People blank on new passwords so often because of the distracting presence of old or other current passwords.
In the first place, our minds cannot effect our bodies in certain ways, either because they are immune to such influence (e.g., I cannot will the cells in my liver to cease dividing) or because of old age or injury (e.g., a crippled man cannot will himself to walk).
But if researchers can overcome the remaining hurdles, of which there are many, they could in theory create embryos for women who cannot make their own eggs because of old age, or after cancer treatment that damages fertility.
Still in her swimsuit, she leaned on her best friend's shoulder, and with a swollen tongue and lips told the world never to write themselves off because of old age or give up on their dreams.
Those who missed the deadline were automatically excluded from the analysis.Dr Ellenberg realised that most reasons for starting treatment late, such as a slower recovery from surgery because of old age or a particularly large tumour, would probably mean a poorer prognosis regardless of any subsequent treatment.
The Palestinian investigators said the report showed Arafat did not die because of old age or ill health, but was the victim of an "assassination".
Thirty years later, when Medicare was enacted by President Johnson in 1965, the rationale for it was that if a person cannot get health insurance because of old age or illness, the government should provide the coverage.
The respondents are asked whether their present daily activities include, without pay, looking after children or other persons who need special help because of old age, illness or disability.
Some said that sex was not an important part of their lives, partly because of old age, illness, or the catheter.
