Sentence examples for generally aging from inspiring English sources

We interpret this postmenopausal PP increase as suggesting that early menopause may be an indicator of a more rapid biological aging process, i.e. that women with an early menopause are generally aging more quickly than expected for their chronological age, as evidenced by the relatively rapid changes in arterial stiffness observed postmenopausally.

More generally, aging the fuel in casks does have a silver lining, from the perspective of long-term disposal.

"We're all living longer, modern medicine keeps us going and the baby boomers are now joining a generally aging population," Mr. Dreyer said.

A generally aging population seems to be making its mark, since women tend to enlarge with age -- but even bra styles aimed at younger buyers have seen an increase in average size.

Switzerland owes its highly productive economy to an overwhelming focus on lucrative jobs in financial services and precision engineering — in contrast to Britain, where the City of London financial district is a sparkling crown jewel encased in a broader, duller economy laced with generally aging manufacturers and a large, comparatively inefficient public sector.

More generally, aging has long been understood to be accompanied by cumulative insults to cells that eventually lead to their degeneration and demise.

Today, Tango has 200 million registered users, and 70 million monthly actives, generally aged 25 to 45.

The Code has generally aged well with one notable exception.

The respondents were generally aged 13, 15, and 17 years.

○ nursery – any children's day-care facility where attendees are generally aged ≤ 5 years ○ home – private home.

Most of this literature pertains to undergraduate/college students, generally aged over 18 years, [ 11- 15] risk-taking behaviour categories,[ 3, 15- 20] or particular sub-groups [ 21- 24].