Sentence examples for effects of the aging from inspiring English sources
The effects of the aging systems are apparent to any straphanger whose train has broken down or who has been late to work because of "necessary track work".
"When you start to see the effects of the aging, at least you can soften it and still be youthful-looking".
"We believe the effect is huge and that it's just beginning to be recognized as a problem," said Dr. Patricia Turner, an ophthalmologist in Leawood, Kan., who with her husband, Dr. Martin Mainster, a professor of ophthalmology at the University of Kansas Medical School, has written extensively about the effects of the aging eye on health.
This population represents an ideal in vivo model to study the effects of the aging immune system on the natural history of melanoma in the elderly.
Finally, although the common feature for both natural and accelerated leaching scenarios will be a total dissolution of Portlandite and a significant decalcification of the CSH phases, other effects of the aging processes may differ considerably between specimens aged by different acceleration methods and comparably natural leaching methods.
Next, we examined the effects of the aging immune system on the recipient's alloimmune response by engrafting 18mths B6 mice with bm12 skin transplants.
So there's a lot of uncertainty about the effects of the age-related lowering of testosterone.
Therefore, the purpose of the present investigation was threefold: to determine how Wnt signaling in nucleus pulposus cells is regulated by oxygen tension; to determine the effects of the aging-suppressor gene Klotho on Wnt signaling; and to investigate the relation between disc degeneration (maintenance of cell proliferation and matrix synthesis) and Klotho expression.
The interaction between the effects of the age group and the condition was not statistically significant.
The model is not capable of differentiating the respective effects of the age, period and cohort.
A second study by Lori and another OSU sociologist, Dr. Flaxen Conway, examines the effect of the aging of commercial fishers on two rural, fishing dependent Oregon communities.
