Sentence examples for features of ages from inspiring English sources
Other major features of AGEs relate to their interaction with a variety of AGE-binding receptors on the cell surface (ie, AGE-R1, AGE-R2, AGE-R3, and RAGE).
The most outstanding psychological features of aging are the impairment in short-term memory and the lengthening of response time.
The sketches Aubrey draws of Fiona magically (or tactfully) erase the features of age they could have been drawn at the time of John Schlesingers Darling (1965) but those features are superficial in any case.
To control the process we have to study several features of aging on the structure of TiO2 nanoparticles.
Senescent cells are thought to impair tissue function, and their genetic clearance can delay features of aging.
The letters "A"–"E" (relative declination) and "a"–"l" (inclination) added to the PSV records are PSV labels for prominent features of age control (Kanamatsu et al. 2017).
In this article, the complex nature of the pathogenesis of ALS, including features of age dependency, environmental associations, and genetics, is reviewed.
The letters "A"–"G" (relative declination) and "a"–"n" (inclination) added to the PSV records are PSV labels for prominent features of age control (Ali et al. 1999; Kanamatsu et al. 2017).
Central questions in resilience promotion that focuses on personal condition factors and thus on directly changing coping behavior in adults are: (1) What are special features of age-specific coping behavior?
On this basis, universal features of aging, such as the exponential growth of mortality rate with time and correlation of longevity with the species-specific resting metabolism, are naturally explained.
