Sentence examples for being associated with aging from inspiring English sources

In the light of our findings and data from the literature, the question arises as to whether a lack of SP-D promotes structural changes in the lung which have been described as being associated with aging lungs.

Ben Shermans were the better choice for gawky types, and had the added benefit in the US of not being associated with aging Italian Mafiosos.

Stem cell proliferation speed is associated with aging.

These changes are associated with aging and memory problems.

"Everything negative is associated with aging, and women want to avoid that for as long as possible," Dr. Then said.

But many falls are associated with aging, he said, including vision loss, deterioration of the inner ear and other changes that affect balance and loss of strength.

Surface cracking is associated with aging and deterioration of the surface bituminous layer due to shrinking and hardening.

Mitochondrial DNA mutations have now been associated with aging as well as age-related degenerative diseases such as Parkinson's, Alzheimer's, and Huntington's diseases.

And yet, advertisers simply do not want to be associated with aging.

Larger numbers and sizes of such highly oxidized aggregates are associated with aging.

Inflammation (and the toxic byproducts of the inflammation) of a certain group of brain cells called the microglia are associated with aging, reduced cognition and neuron degeneration.