"course of aging" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to the natural process of getting older and experiencing physical and mental changes over time. Example sentence: The course of aging can be slowed down by maintaining a healthy lifestyle and following a nutritious diet.
Gray matter is lost in the normal course of aging, and all of the volunteers were described as older.
A slight increase in O2/N2 selectivity for the multilayered films was observed over the course of aging.
Wnt pathway activity changes within germaria during the course of aging, coincident with changes in dpp production.
Galliani, I., Frank, F., Gobbi, P., Giangaspero, F. & Falcieri, E. Histochemical and ultrastructural study of the human pineal gland in the course of aging.
Whether this reflects specific brain pathology, or a delay in the normal development of sleep patterns in the course of aging, needs to be clarified.
Sleep-related consolidation of declarative memories, as well as associated neurophysiological events such as slow oscillatory and spindle activity, deteriorate in the course of aging.
It is known that, because of the slow course of aging, the nervous system can compensate and maintain adequate function even in centenarians.
In the model Demetrius and Driver describe, the disease's first step is what they call "mitochondrial dysregulation". The process is largely part of the natural course of aging.
The present review on post-stroke cognitive deficits therefore adopts the concept of brain and cognitive reserve, which was originally developed to account for the individual differences in the course of aging and neurodegenerative diseases.
They are not unique to Alzheimer's — they show up in the course of aging and in other degenerative brain diseases, including Parkinson's and Pick's disease, a rare form of dementia whose distinguishing symptoms include erratic and inappropriate behavior.
