Sentence examples for faster ageing from inspiring English sources

We also considered it possible that cod from the heavily fished populations could show a faster ageing.

Physical exercise, especially in competitive sports, is characterized by considerable strain for an athlete, and causes faster ageing of the erythrocytes.

But being a less developed country experiencing a faster ageing process than most has made things difficult for China.

As neuronal activity influences tau release (Pooler et al., 2013), it is therefore possible that the abnormal earlier maturation and increased excitability of the neurons from patients with MAPT mutations contribute to their faster ageing, with tau hyperphosphorylation and accumulation occurring through altered tau release.

Similarly the faster ageing of primed lettuce seeds under ambient conditions was mimicked by a relative rapid deterioration under EPPO conditions, resulting in symptoms of root and shoot meristem abnormalities that are typical for primed lettuce seeds that have undergone ageing (Fig.  6).

Scientists have suggested a link that those with lower education qualifications are prone to faster aging.

The chloride resistance of coatings is time-dependent, and organic film coatings exhibit faster aging than infiltrating coatings.

In AN, the positive electrode ages much more rapidly than the negative, while in PC the negative electrode exhibits faster aging than the positive.

Carroll's study adds to a body of research that has also linked lack of sleep with faster aging.

The results showed that a single night of sleep troubles activated gene patterns consistent with faster aging.

My working hypothesis is that the colors would match almost perfectly, as slower aging nations would have faster growing economies, and faster aging nations would have slower growth.