Sentence examples for development ageing from inspiring English sources
A recent study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences shows that such twins are epigenetically indistinguishable when young, but that as they grow older they develop remarkable differences in their patterns of epigenetic modification.Indeed, epigenetics is crucial for processes such as development, ageing, cancer formation, mental health and infertility.
DHEA (dehydro-epiandrosterone) is a neurosteroid whose synthesis inside the brain as well its critical role in brain development, ageing, or memory effects, were recently proved.
This line of research is also expected to provide important insight into the roles of telomeres during development, ageing, and a panel of important telomere associated human diseases.
An attractive possibility is that the key remains in any alteration in the natural history of a cell; any cell, as any organism, has beginning, development, ageing, and death.
In recent years, the demonstration that structural changes can occur in the human brain beyond those associated with development, ageing and neuropathology has revealed a new approach to studying the neural basis of behaviour.
BOLD-fMRI is a well-established noninvasive technique for brain function study because it offers a great potential to uncover the neural mechanisms that underlie normal development, ageing, and neurological as well as psychiatric disorders [ 54].
Most cricket at development age is played on damp or recently damp pitches, or indoors in some undersized sprung-floor gym.
To say that learning occurs as a result of practice excludes the effects of physiological development, aging, and brain damage.
Chronological age is the primary consideration when studying the physiological development, aging, and flowering of bamboo.
We investigate this hypothesis in a new study of language development, aging, and pathology.
They denote gradations in income, housing quality, physical and social milieu, and development age.
