Sentence examples for concepts of aging from inspiring English sources

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.

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].

This generalization of the concept of aging will give us several novel approaches (and repair methods) to better understand the aging process and to approach therapy for age-related diseases in entirely novel ways.

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.

In October 1998, the chairman of Pioneer, Michael J. Falcone, wrote to James Natoli, Governor Pataki's director of state operations, complaining that state inspectors working out of Mr. Dorney's office had a "bureaucratic resistance" to the concept of aging in place, according to one of the documents obtained by The New York Times.

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.

Or, is the concept of aging gracefully old-fashioned and irrelevant?

Even the concept of "aging gracefully" has become a toxic brew in the hands of pop culture.

Disrupt Aging, the newly released book by AARP CEO Jo Ann Jenkins, takes a look at how the concept of aging has changed over time and examines strategies people (of any age) can employ in order to live their best life at every age.

Our generation has been redefining the concept of aging, but from all reports it doesn't appear as if the Boomers (or "Zoomers" as they're called in Canada) are very prepared for what's up ahead.