Sentence examples for faster aging from inspiring English sources

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.

It can also be seen from Fig. 1 that the higher the DOD value is, the faster aging rate of the battery becomes, and the fewer the cycle is.

Chilling at 14 °C reduced the time to reach rigor by 1.3 h and resulted in a faster aging rate as indicated by a larger percentage change in WBSF from rigor to 4 days postmortem relative to carcases chilled at 2 °C.

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

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

Korea is one of the fastest aging countries and is expected to become a super-aged society within 12 years.

What is "probably the fastest aging work force in the country," according to Mr. Buerhaus, the associate dean of Vanderbilt University's school of nursing?

Korea is one of the fastest aging countries in the world.

Temperature should be kept below 500°C, during butane dehydrogenation, to avoid cracking and fast aging.