Sentence examples for indication of aging from inspiring English sources

The accumulation of clay and lime in soil profiles as a result of their translocation downward is also an indication of aging.

Skin often shows the first visible indication of aging.

If vitality and musical chops are an indication of age, Ms. Maye is 80 going on 50.

There is little indication of age increases in these measures among Tsimane.

Age-dependent gliosis is therefore a further indication of age-dependent neurodegeneration in N. furzeri.

A similar relation between age and %DCO was seen for breast and colorectal cancer in the UK. 6 This may be an indication of age-related incomplete clinical reporting of cancer cases, particularly for those dying soon after diagnosis.

The Vegan Society makes a general recommendation of 10mg per day with a once-weekly B12 supplement perhaps of 2000mg but fails to provide an indication of age appropriateness.

Our results suggest that the attenuation of p16Ink4a expression is an indication of delayed aging in the progenitor cells and myofibers of the aged DN-p38αAF/+ gastrocnemius.

In another refutation of the notion that cloned animals age prematurely, researchers report that mice cloned from clones--for up to six generations--show no indication of early aging.

This is a good indication of its aging potential, and while it's a treat to drink this wine today, if you can resist the temptation you will be rewarded with a magnificent wine in a decades time.

One in three people born today will live to be 100 - just one stark indication of an ageing population.