Sentence examples for examples of aging from inspiring English sources
Turning their collective gaze to the inevitable next chapter -- retirement -- and looking for inspirational examples of aging, members of that same generation (the filmmaker David L. Brown, 53, and the gerontological social worker Roy Earnest, 47) bring us "Surfing for Life," a documentary to be shown on PBS this month.
Supercentenarians - people like Gertrude Baines, who are aged 110 or over - are even better examples of aging gracefully.
In response to a request from HuffPost for examples of aging infrastructure, other readers shared photos of bridges used for mass transit and shipping.
Just a classic example of aging white men who don't understand the future".
S. pombe therefore provides a eukaryotic example of aging in symmetrical organisms.
A lacquer inrō could be made to look as if it were made, for example, of aged and rotting wood or animal skin.
Stress corrosion cracking and neutron irradiation embrittlement issues are taken as two examples of ageing degradation that have occurred in NPPs.
Additional examples of age-regulated imprinted genes.
(F ) Three examples of age-regulated imprinted genes.
Multiple endocrine changes are associated with aging, but the best example of programmed aging in mammals is demonstrated by aging in the female reproductive system.
The two best-known examples of accelerated aging syndrome in humans are Hutchinson-Gilford progeria syndrome (HGPS, 'Progeria of childhood') and Werner syndrome (WS, 'Progeria of the adult').
