Sentence examples for been made in aging from inspiring English sources
Mr. Patrick, a Democrat, had nothing to do with the Big Dig but the project deferred investments that he says should have been made in aging infrastructure and increased repair costs that are necessary now.
Despite the advances that have been made in understanding aging systems, the complexity of aging challenges researchers, especially those who are rooted in the success of the reductionist approach.
Certain achievements have been made in the aging and age-related disease research, and further development and more breakthroughs on human anti-aging research may be on the way.
All this makes "The Homesman" sound antique — not just a period drama but a drama that could have been made in another age.
Now the bell curve has flattened out: the "junk" may be junkier than ever, but director-driven Hollywood productions have become more daring than ever (for instance, movies as strange as "Inception" or "Shutter Island" or "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button" or "The Life Aquatic With Steve Zissou" as never could have been made in classic-age Hollywood).
At a conference this week, Turning Back the Clock, organised by the Royal Society, researchers described the progress that has been made in the science of ageing.
Thus, a lot of studies have been made in order to estimate their aging particularly through the Equivalent Series Resistance value (ESR) i.e. the real part of the impedance.
20 If the decision to initiate statins has been made in children and young people (aged 10 years upward), physician should choose drugs licensed for use in the appropriate age group.
However, not all individual studies agree, and little differentiation has been made in reviews according to age of asthma onset.
Egraphe's shelves overflow with handsome notebooks, wrapping papers and the same watermarked stationery that has been made in Amalfi since the Middle Ages.
Some of the most important scientific discoveries of the modern age have been made in Manchester.
