Sentence examples for established aging from inspiring English sources

This is a delightful outing for Hepburn, who'd already been featured opposite an established, aging Hollywood star in another Wilder film (Sabrina, with Bogart).

Because blockade of insulin signaling decelerated epidermal aging and a Drosophila lamin mutant with shortened lifespan accelerated epidermal aging, age-related changes in this tissue are analogously regulated by these two established aging pathways.

Although the criteria were purposefully produced employing descriptive language frequently used in established aging methods, and photographs were provided for reference, as is always true with aging techniques, the accuracy and reliability of any method is ultimately dependent on the overall experience of the observer.

In fact, he doesn't seem to smoke at all so, judging by the cool criteria I established aged nine and have adhered to ever since, he definitely isn't cool.

While a direct link between cellular senescence and organismal aging has not been definitively established, aged tissues have higher levels of senescent cells than young [ 43].

Our public and private schools should establish aging education curriculums to expand children's understanding of the life cycle and their appreciation for the wonders of older adulthood and the opportunities for creativity and freedom that it offers.

Alternatively, we are "mutton dressed as lamb" (I hate that phrase) for daring to reject an established age-acceptable dress code of cardigans and sensible shoes.

Any disgruntled young person wanting to change this position must start by addressing the best established age gap of the lot – the cast-iron link between getting older, and finding the motivation to get up off the sofa and vote.

Calibration curves have been constructed using dendrochronological data (tree-ring measurements of bristlecone pines as old as 8,200 years); periglacial varve, or annual lake sediment, data (see above); and, in archaeological research, certain materials of historically established ages.

A priori, we established age groups as follows: ages 0 1 (infants); 2 4 (pre-school); 5 10 (K-5); 11–12 (pre-teen) and 13 14 (pre-adolescent).

In this sense, the formulated model allows for natural regeneration of already established ageing stands as a complement or even a substitute of actual reforestation practices.