Sentence examples for mortality and aging from inspiring English sources

Perhaps it is the reminder of our mortality and aging?

This absorbing memoir traces Barnes's progress from atheism (at age 20) to agnosticism (at 60) and examines the problem of religion not by rehashing the familiar quarrel between science and mystery, but rather by weighing the timeless questions of mortality and aging.

But new evidence shows that exercise is linked to mortality and aging.

Hence, this observation further supports our conclusion that an active lifestyle not only maintains muscle mitochondrial COX activity during aging, but also preserves skeletal muscle mass, an important predictor of mortality and aging associated co-morbidities [65].

Oxidative stress is a known contributor to telomere shortening that is directly associated with cell mortality and aging.

Cause of death analysis, the disaggregation of mortality and aging processes into specific ailments has been integral to demographic and gerontological studies of aging (Elo and Drevenstedt 2004; Finch 2009).

Previous studies on nonagenarians have widely investigated functional and cognitive decline, falls, predictors of mortality, inflammation and aging genetics.

He is justifiably proud of The Diving Board, a stark, sombre, haunting album, filled with Taupin's bleak ruminations on mortality and ageing, and improvised instrumental piano pieces.

Four Winds is a subdued, melancholy record, reflecting on mortality and ageing (Broudie's brother killed himself three years ago, and the singer is now past 50), with Broudie's meditations set to lilting, gentle psychedelic pop.

Fig. 2 Hospital mortality and age.

Finally, more severe injuries were associated with greater mortality, and age was associated with a 4% increase in mortality due to trauma.