Sentence examples for more rapid ageing from inspiring English sources

Reduced immigration streams result in more rapid ageing of the populations.

The population affiliated with the Social Security system is experiencing a more rapid ageing process than the non-insured population.

The O.E.C.D. report said that more rapid aging in China "partly explains why India and Indonesia will overtake China's growth rate in less than a decade".

This view was largely based on the theory of asymmetrical aging of the cortical hemispheres ([51], [53]; for a sex-specific account of age-related changes of visual field asymmetries, see [66]), especially a more rapid aging of the right hemisphere [67], which is not supported by more recent neurophysiological evidence [58].

Progesterone supplementation has been linked to more rapid age-related cognitive decline in post-menopausal women [ 71, 72].

The accelerated cognitive aging associated with diabetes suggests a more rapid aging of the central nervous system compared to older adults without diabetes [ 27].

It should be noted that low levels of literacy and/or limited educational opportunity are also associated with more rapid age-related cognitive and functional decline and higher rates of dementia in general and should be considered as a possible contributory or confounding factor in the diagnosis of HAND [ 93].

Synthesising these studies together, T2DM may represent a type of advanced ageing, with more rapid accumulation of AGE than with age alone.

But there's a limit to its benefits: obesity is associated with more rapid biological aging.

Deterioration in learning new concepts is likely to be more rapid past age 60, its severity varying markedly from person to person.

However, porous coral aggregate provided a more rapid early age strength, better resistance to chloride ion penetration, and sulfate drying-wetting cycle than the RSC due to its internal curing.