Sentence examples for effects aging from inspiring English sources

The performance of the presented concept is evaluated for realistic operating conditions (temperature effects, aging, standby current, etc).

Economists agree this reflects a combination of both cyclical effects (people quit looking for jobs when they conclude they are scarce) and structural effects (aging baby boomers are retiring, and women's participation has levelled off).

Farrington's masterful disambiguation of key factors in the age/crime discussion (Farrington 1986) lead him to argue for a concurrence of three effects: Aging, a period effect influenced by economic and other factors, and also a cohort effect based upon year of birth.

AARP's "Smart Driver Course," offered in classrooms or online, teaches strategies for reducing the likelihood of a crash and making adjustments to compensate for the effects aging may have on driving.

Serial (non-terminal) biopsies of tissues such as skeletal muscle could provide corresponding information on the molecular and biochemical changes mediating the effects aging and interventions on function.

Metabolic set enrichment analysis identified several known (e.g., amino acid and NAD metabolism) and novel metabolic pathways that may affect how DR effects aging.

Many of her seniors have retired while others have expressed concern at what effect ageing might have on their prowess.

But it's important to uncouple the effects of aging with the effects of time.

We next examined the effects of aging on fractal scaling (Results: Effects of Aging), by comparing young and old adult groups for TMT and SART.

However, due to assimilation effects, age at arrival is a significant determinant of wages.

If an herb had the value stated, wouldn't civilizations have determined its effects ages ago?