Sentence examples for consequence of aging and from inspiring English sources
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.
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.
Thus, accumulation of DNA damage is a consequence of aging and not a leading cause.
Loss of motor function is a common consequence of aging and is associated with adverse health consequences[ 1- 5].
These adaptations are influenced by the enhancement of muscle size and quality, measures that decline as a consequence of aging and physical inactivity.
Her M.Phil thesis focused on the intergenerational consequences of aging and late life illness, while her BA thesis focused on the experiences of migration, religious transformation, and identity change among Chinese migrants to the Gulf.
Every older patient deserves to have access to a nurse with geriatric expertise who can address the common consequences of aging and illness: how to maintain and regain independence, prevent falls, safely take medications, manage pain and, when appropriate, achieve a peaceful death.
The story of Dorian Gray, whose portrait suffers the consequences of aging and debauchery while his body remains young and gorgeous, is such a cogent reflection of the human dilemma that it's unlikely to go out of style.
These results may provide a valuable foundation for understanding the molecular consequences of aging and emphasize the development of catalogues of senescence-related genes in additional tissues.
Given these beneficial metabolic phenotypes, we hypothesized that DGAT1 deficiency protects against the metabolic consequences of aging and extends longevity.
