Sentence examples for define an aging from inspiring English sources
Putin's opposition is easy to define — an aging cadre of followers of the Communist Party and some liberals, like Grigory Yavlinsky, of the Yabloko Party — but, for the moment, they pose no great threat to him.
Additional aging markers could be measured in parallel to telomere length, in the context of future human population studies such as p16 and 53BP1 levels, to be able to define an "aging signature".
"If a jubilee becomes a moment to define an age, then for me we must speak of change its breadth and accelerating pace over these years.
He is a practitioner of a Wall Street art that helped define an age of hyperwealth, and which has now been dragged into the white-hot spotlight of presidential politics: private equity.
The book is peppered with stories about the likes of Michael Milken, Bruce Wasserstein, Felix Rohatyn and Martin Lipton — a cast of characters who defined an age that irrevocably shaped corporate America today.
Recognising this, many HF studies have defined an age-related inclusion criterion.
We defined an age variable of ">35 years" based on a study [ 10] which reported that being >35 years old was a risk factor for neuropsychiatric sequelae.
Taken together, these studies define a precocious aging phenotype, culminating in an increased risk of premature death [10], [19].
2, we consider age-structured prey populations, define a threshold age, age-at-maturity, distinguish immature from adult individuals, and some assumption is introduced.
It is hard to define an exact age at which productivity starts to decline.
