The part of the sentence 'changes with aging' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe how something changes over time due to aging. For example, "One's physical capabilities and life perspective often change with aging."
The use of high-throughput '-omic' approaches in genomewide expression studies demonstrates the power of systems biology approaches to increase our understanding of global changes with aging and anti-aging manipulations (Pletcher et al., 2005).
The BME undergoes changes with aging, such as increased adipogenesis and decreased osteoblastogenesis, and an aged BM may facilitate better expansion of leukemic cells compared to a young BM.
As immune function changes with aging, it is unclear whether splenectomy will confer similar benefits in aged animals.
"The market for testosterone gels evolved because there is an appetite among men and because there is advertising," said Dr. Joel Finkelstein, an associate professor at Harvard Medical School who is studying male hormone changes with aging.
(This might also help explain why the situation is more difficult for gay men than it is for lesbians: The study I noted previously showed that lesbians "tended to have networks that were more resilient and showed less fluctuation in response to changes with aging," probably because their support networks were not nearly as devastated by H.I.V./AIDS as gay men's were).
The dead time also changes with aging degradation.
Mild cognitive impairment is a stage between normal cognitive changes with aging and very early dementia (Petersen and Negash 2008).
Many reports have warned that some physiological and psychological changes with aging are easily to cause driving mistakes.
As noted in the section of introduction, some physiological changes with aging are more easily to cause traffic accident.
Basic data regarding corneal wavefront aberrations, such as distribution in the population and changes with aging, are essential for understanding the nature of each aberration and correcting it.
This chapter reviews the epidemiology of bone loss with aging in men, including definitions of abnormal bone density and other methods for assessing bone changes with aging.
