Sentence examples for isolated aging from inspiring English sources

But if we are to face the dangers socially isolated aging parents encounter, there may be no better solution than to move them to a place where services, transportation and supports are available.

Our previous study indicated that exogenous H2S recovered cardioprotection from PC in isolated aging rat hearts [ 27].

She plays three stages in Schmitz's life: in the 1930s when she is a tough, lonely woman who has an affair with a teenage boy; then a few years later as the same woman charged as a guard at Auschwitz with monstrous crimes against Jews; and finally as an isolated, ageing woman teaching herself to read.

With an ethnologist's understanding of construct and practice, Augé isolates age from the development of consciousness, desire, and representations of the self.

Splenocytes were isolated from aging mice and the frequency of naïve phenotype CD4 and CD8 cells determined.

It has been demonstrated previously that fibroblasts isolated from aging skin have impaired migration, impaired proliferative response and defects in matrix generation compared to those from young skin (Ashcroft et al., 1995; Shiraha et al., 2000).

Cyathus stercoreus, isolated from aged cow dung, is not only capable of degrading lignocelluloses in vitro (Wicklow et al. 1980; Freer and Detroy 1982; Wicklow 1992) but also an antibiotic enrofloxacin (Randhawa and Kullar 2011).

Oocytes isolated from aged ICR mice are also not able to repair their damaged DNA during a 6-h incubation period (Figure 2D).

The relative inhibitory effect of IAA was surprisingly smallest in femoral arteries isolated from aged SHR.

Age‐related priming genes such as Dectin1, LgalS3, Spp1, Axl, and Itgax were highly expressed in microglia isolated from aged WT mice (Fig.  4A E).

Taken together, the clinical implication of oxidative stress, telomere length, DNA damage and disease is impaired therapeutic potential of MSC isolated from aged patients.