Sentence examples for formation aging from inspiring English sources

ROS-induced damage is therefore involved in skin tumor formation, aging, and in the pathogenesis of inflammatory skin diseases, such as psoriasis, atopic dermatitis, and contact dermatitis.

Among the 471 C. elegans lipid metabolic genes, only a small number have been biochemically and functionally characterized, demonstration that they participate into growth, development, dauer formation, aging and longevity, stress responses, and the like.

We also review how altered autophagy activity affects a variety of biological processes in C. elegans such as L1 survival under starvation conditions, dauer formation, aging, and cell death, as well as neuronal cell specification.

"I suppose that 10% mortgage rates, red ink at the companies or a major shift in demographics (immigration, household formations, aging population) would get me to change my tune," he says.

The blue bar indicates the maximum formation age of the EER.

He assigned the formation age of the ridges vaguely as sometime in the Eratosthenian Period.

Another is according to the formation age, i.e., for a given basin, formations older in age and deeper are called deep formations (Sugisaki 1981).

Low temperature loss in the lunar samples have apparently occurred at a time closer to the formation ages.

In order to evaluate the formation ages, we first defined the mare units based on spectral features.

This work is devoted to evaluating the formation ages of tectonic structures in northwestern Imbrium (Figs. 1, 2).

But the formation age of the same tributary terrace varies from downstream to the upper reaches of the river valley.