Sentence examples for break down with age from inspiring English sources

On November 21st, the FDA's advisory panel on plastic surgery was expected to consider recommending approval of a new group of "dermal fillers"—injectible products designed to restore youthful firmness to tissue lost as skin components break down with age.

The study helps explain why certain organs and tissues break down with age and, researchers say, offers hope that one day such age-related deterioration can be thwarted and even reversed.

Sleep wake cycles break down with age, but the causes of this degeneration are not clear.

This suggests that the neurotransmission that recruits these neurons to the odor circuit may break down with age.

Researchers ran a Nasa spacesuit through the CT scanner in order to learn how its polymer fibres were breaking down with age, in order better to preserve it for the future, says David Hunt, another museum anthropologist.

For long-term interactions, it is particularly important to understand potential vulnerabilities in the systems by which our homeostatic "set points' are themselves "set" during development, then maintained through growth maturation and adulthood, and finally start to break down with advancing age.

A physiological context during which normal circadian rhythms begin to break down is during aging.

The age differences are clearly shown when the results are broken down into narower age groups (see Table  2).

The winners were broken down into three age categories: 13-14, 15-16, and 17-18.

For each practice, registered patient numbers (broken down by sex and age group) were provided by the NHS Information Centre.

Table  1 breaks down participants by age, sex and occupation, comparing these categories with wider Shanghai data [ 20]. aNB: Population statistics include those aged under 18; all our respondents were 18 or over.