Sentence examples for extensive aging from inspiring English sources

Because the grapes weren't up to par, Barboursville didn't make its premium Bordeaux blend, Octagon, or its cabernet sauvignon reserve, which require extensive aging in oak barrels.

The imaginary part of the magnetic susceptibility increases monotonically with aging time but it may decrease for extensive aging treatments beyond 3600 ks.

In view of the extensive aging of the current population, this topic should be addressed more adequately as soon as possible, by interested physicians as well as by individuals in charge of medical school training and continuing education curricula.

Thanks to the exclusion of extensive Age of Extinction and Dragon 2 previews, the official UK box-office has hit a predictable low point: the lowest tally for the top 15 films since the middle of October 2013 (a weekend where no film managed £1m), and the second-worst-grossing frame of the past year.

Another limitation could be that the sample size of the healthy controls did not allow for extensive age-stratification related to somatosensory changes.

Since the polymer PVP is attached to magnetic nanoparticles by covalent bonds, the complete magnetic fluid (ferrofluid) becomes stable for an extensive age of time.

At higher laser powers, or with high silver salt concentrations, or after extensive ageing of samples prior to laser irradiation, a totally new series of peaks emerged attributed to [ Ag2S nAg]+ with n reaching 11, i.e. containing 23 silver atoms.

It has been suggested that the insolubility and protease resistance of β-amyloid plaques are caused by extensive AGE-covalent protein cross-linking [ 4, 16].

Results show extensive age-related changes in every component of the mouse liver transcriptome and a pronounced increase in inter-individual variation.

Chromatin is one such structure, and it is rapidly becoming clear that it is subject to extensive age-associated remodeling [ 10].

Nonetheless, previous studies on a large group of patients with GTS with an extensive age range (Peterson et al., 2003) showed that age-related reduction of basal ganglia volumes was smaller in adult patients with GTS compared to controls.