Sentence examples for more generalized aging from inspiring English sources

but also some not specific of immune cells, such as peroxisome proliferator-activated receptors and mTOR signalling, as well as glucose and glutathione metabolism, suggesting that T cell aging may be representative of a more generalized aging phenomenon [ 25], with features characteristic also of the MetS.

Such studies will be necessary in order to find out (i) whether or not the developmental DNA methylation changes reported here represent a more generalized, age-dependent drift towards increased methylaton levels and (ii) whether or not schizophrenia or Alzheimer's disease are associated with DNA methylation changes affecting wide-spread portions of the genome.

A more generalized effect of paternal age on immune function seems plausible.

In contrast to this, the MES patients showed a more generalized deficit compared to their age-matched controls, with impaired recognition of angry, sad and fearful faces (ps < .01) and an increased misattribution of emotional meaning to neutral faces.

We cannot exclude that this might reflect a more generalized defect in the splicing machinery with increased aging.

By 7 11 years of age, there is more generalized vertebral flattening with slightly irregular upper and lower plates (see SD114, Fig.  2).

SK-N-FI was the only cell line generating tumors with more generalized NESP55 immunoreactivity.

Given the links between paternal age, neurodevelopomental disorders, and immune function, it seems that paternal age might also have a more generalized effect on immune function as it was found to have on neurodevelopment.

The more anxious the companies feel about profits, the more generalized the generalized anxiety disorders get.

Sometimes the message from the red carpet is more generalized.

The ensuing paintings slowly became more joyful, and the representation of the house became more generalized".