Sentence examples for elements of aging from inspiring English sources

The restorers were careful to preserve the natural elements of aging, including the loss of details Lippi had painted after the fresco plaster had dried, while painstakingly returning facial expressions, gestures and colors to their earlier depths.

These results together demonstrate that premature senescence of cultured NSCs induced by HU treatment can recapitulate key elements of aging in vivo and thus can serve as a useful aging model.

But even those elements of aging aren't bad enough to make me feel old.

Inflammation and oxidative stress – two central elements in the biology of aging and aging-related diseases (Finch & Crimmins, 2004; Balaban et al., 2005) – were reported to be associated with LTL (Aviv et al., 2006a; Demissie et al., 2006; Bekaert et al., 2007; Fitzpatrick et al., 2007).

Extreme right-wing movements are thriving – and they often carry elements of age-old European antisemitism.

"Flowers are cast directly into resin, with elements of ageing woven into the design," says Marcin Rusak of the "Flora Temporaria" technique he uses in his new product, Flora Lamp II.

In spite of this complexity, until very recently the majority of studies focused on separate elements of the aging process.

This suggests that humanin represents a circulating mitochondrial signal that participates in modulating the aging process, adding a coordinated mitochondrial element to the endocrine regulation of aging.

These colors add elements of an aged appearance.

This key element of cellular aging not only disturbs the nuclear reassembly after mitosis and compromises nuclear integrity, exposing DNA to oxidative damage, but may also significantly disturb all nucleus-related signaling steps, including the growth hormone-, insulin TGF-β (transforming growth factor-β -, dietary restriction-, and oxidative stress-mediated signaling pathways.

As these regions myelinate later and are thought to be more prone to damage during aging, our results may reflect elements of accelerated aging of WM in obese subjects, which has also been proposed on the basis of MRS results [61].