Sentence examples for consequence of ageing and from inspiring English sources
It is commonly perceived to be an inevitable, incurable consequence of ageing, and managed with medication and surgery [ 5- 10].
Therefore, the results suggest that degeneration is not an inevitable consequence of ageing and that ageing and disease-associated degeneration are distinct processes.
A substantial number (23.5%) perceived that SUI to be a normal consequence of ageing and pregnancy and reflects the poor knowledge of SUI in the study group.
Formation of protein advanced glycation end-products (AGEs) is an important consequence of ageing and is increased particularly under conditions of uncontrolled glucose metabolism (e.g. hyperglycaemia) (see Ahmed and Thornally 2007; Thornalley 2007 and refs. therein for recent reviews).
A titrated summary would be sufficiently interesting: The decoupling of biogenesis protein levels from their transcript levels through some early-life molecular regulation (e.g. a general stress response?) can drive the global decoupling of the proteome and transcriptome, which is a consequence of aging and an important molecular phenotype of aged cells.
Patients also may mistakenly assume that their chronic discomfort is a result of arthritis or a normal consequence of age, and never mention it to their doctors.
Gambon, who is 73, sees his forgetfulness as a consequence of age, and said he had worried it was a sign of encroaching Alzheimer's, though doctors had checked him out and given him the all-clear.
But it's not altogether surprising, given that this condition has traditionally been considered a natural consequence of aging and that it remains underdiagnosed and untreated in older adults.
This longitudinal study explored whether telomere attrition is a cause or consequence of aging and whether inflammaging explains some of the associations between TL and one marker of aging, grip strength.
