Sentence examples for challenging aging from inspiring English sources

Challenging aging brains through cognitive training and physical exercises has shown to be effective against age-related cognitive decline and disease.

We examined effects of a null mutation in the circadian clock gene period (per) on the fly healthspan by challenging aging flies with short-term oxidative stress (24h hyperoxia) and investigating their response in terms of mortality hazard, levels of oxidative damage, and functional senescence.

Yesterday, at 16 years and 363 days, he broke American Johnny Collinson's record, set last year when he complete the seven summits challenge aged 17 years and 296 days.

Product and customer disclosure touch on: product quality; customer complaints/ satisfaction; provision for physically challenged, aged or difficult-to-reach customer.

The ruling also gave a nod to the way in which fast-moving technological advances have challenged age-old laws on privacy.

While it is true that the Supreme Court delivered a heavy blow to the rights of state employees to challenge age discrimination, your take on the court's ruling (editorial, Jan . 12 is too broad.

Rather, we live in an educationally challenged age where fanciful images of "cavemen" have become canonized as commonsense, if these urban "primitives" are any indication.

The campaign also aims to highlight and challenge age-old social norms and cyclical patterns that perpetuate violence against children.

Enter Dr. David DeLong, an expert in organizational behavior who's just finished a major study of the challenges aging boomers face in the job market.

Aged mice exhibited exaggerated and prolonged burrowing deficits following systemic LPS injection, while in the absence of an inflammatory challenge aged mice performed significantly worse than young mice in the static rod test.

Last year, Safin provided the introduction to a new group of players that has talent to challenge the aging superstars.