Sentence examples for concepts of ageing from inspiring English sources
He argues that the concepts of ageing and longevity must be separated.
This review aims to provide a summary of current concepts of ageing in relation to the musculoskeletal system, highlighting recent advances in the understanding of the mechanisms involved in the development of age-related changes in bone, skeletal muscle, chondroid and fibrous tissues.
The recognition of anemia has increased across various medical specialties within the emerging concepts of ageing and frailty.
The mediating influence of cultural concepts of ageing and interpretations of the thresholds for presenting to health professionals (i.e. fluctuating and intermittent pain did not warrant consultation) appeared to suppress the acknowledgement that the pain experience need not be borne.
We end by reflecting on how configurations and ideologies of care can be reproduced through architectural spaces, and conclude that a dialogue between architecture and sociology has the potential to transform concepts of aging, embodiment and care.
Drawing on scientific, clinical, policy, and popular discourses on aging and dementia, Ballenger explores early twentieth-century concepts of aging and the emergence of gerontology to understand and distinguish normal aging from disease.
In spite of the criticism from a number of researchers [ 1] free-radical theory occupies a pivotal position in modern biological concepts of aging [ 2].
Mr. Trotta shies away from the concept of aging that he had as a child when he looked at his grandmother's generation.
Created by Josee Hussaarts and Suzanne van Lohuizen and performed by three singing actors from the Netherlands, the fairy tale introduces the concept of aging and mortality.
We conclude that the concept of aging and age-related disorders in mice must be reconsidered based on genotype and sex differences in mouse life expectancy data.
