For example, in aged hypothalamus only some neuronal populations show enhanced mTOR activity in aged rodents [ 9].
For example, in age screening, a 60% detection rate for a 20% false-positive rate at a given age cut-off means that 60% of all individuals in a population with a first CVD event occurring over a specified time period, and 20% of individuals without a CVD event over the same time period, are at or above the age cut-off.
The eating disorder NOS patients resembled those with bulimia nervosa in many other ways: for example, in age, gender, ethnicity, marital status and occupation.
Autophagy in the RPE is used as in most cells to maintain cell homeostasis, and for example in age-related macular degeneration the disease-related build-up of lipofuscin in lysosomes of the RPE has been linked to abnormal autophagy.
Selection of appropriate individuals to sit on HFMCs can be very complex, given that communities within catchment areas of facilities are far from homogenous (differing for example in age, gender, ethnicity and socio-economic status), and mechanisms for selecting individuals to represent those communities can be highly problematic [ 4].
Complexities around defining 'communities' and their 'representatives': individuals are often members of a range of different communities, communities are far from homogenous (differing, for example, in age, gender, ethnicity and socio-economic status), and mechanisms for selecting individuals to represent those communities can be highly problematic.
Cellular and molecular function of genes expressed, for example, in the aging nervous system, cardiovascular, immune, and musculoskeletal systems.
During his last semester at UC Davis, for example, he probed differences in aging rates between high- and low-elevation communities of the California grasshopper Melanoplus sanguinipes.
For example, in males aged 65 69 years, the average ESRD diagnosis age was 66.9 ± 1.5 years among patients with diabetes compared with 67.1 ± 1.4 years among nondiabetic subjects.
