Sentence examples for human age from inspiring English sources

"They mesh the computer age with the human age," he said.

This is roughly equivalent to the human age range of six to nine, Dr. Kahlenberg said.

"I don't see any absolute biological limit on human age," he says, arguing that cellular immortality – in effect running the clock backwards – should be possible.

Moreover, the powerful long-term momentum that is built into the human age structure means that the effects of fertility changes become apparent only in the far future.

Out of print for over thirty years, "Human Age," a trilogy by the British modernist painter and novelist (and onetime Nazi sympathizer) Wyndham Lewis, will be reissued by Oneworld Publications.

By Macy Halford August 20, 2008 Out of print for over thirty years, "Human Age," a trilogy by the British modernist painter and novelist (and onetime Nazi sympathizer) Wyndham Lewis, will be reissued by Oneworld Publications.

Human health span has not been studied by GWAS, and human age-related diseases have been studied only as independent traits.

It has been suggested that GADPH plays a pathogenic role in human age-related neurodegenerative diseases, including Huntington's disease, Parkinson's disease, and Alzheimer's disease [25].

"We assume that … aging processes and mechanisms [similar to those in the mice] explain the human age-associated hair thinning and hair loss," Nishimura says.

A deficit in water maze performance reported here confirms numerous prior studies supporting the rat as a model of human age-related cognitive decline (reviewed in [60]).

Here we show that short telomeres are sufficient to recapitulate the glucose intolerance and insulin secretion defects which occur in the early stages of human age-related diabetes.