Sentence examples for natural age from inspiring English sources

Within two or three sessions, sun-aged skin can look closer to its natural age.

Middle age has always been my natural age anyway.

"Giving someone's brain age in relation to their natural age doesn't necessarily mean they are likely to develop dementia any earlier," he said.

Many of the performers at the height of their fame in the '80s and '90s are at a natural age to write a memoir, said Mauro DiPreta, the associate publisher of It Books.

Equally at home in panto and Pinter, sitcom and Shakespeare, Sam Kelly, who has died of cancer aged 70, was a quirky, instantly recognisable character actor, often playing beyond his natural age, and often peering through rimless spectacles like a mole pushing through to the surface.

The natural age structure of wet eucalypt forest has important implications for biodiversity conservation and the mode of wood production.

Anti-aging research on natural aging may also help developing drugs for treating premature aging diseases (Fig.  2).

Progeroid syndromes share many similarities to natural aging, despite the different causes and origins driving the aging process.

The level of cognitive decline seen in people who worked irregular shifts for 10 years was equivalent to six and a half years' worth of natural, age-related cognitive decline, said researchers from the universities of Toulouse and Swansea.

Monikers like "Geezers, Gerries and Golden Agers" (Week in Review, March 28) may seem funny to some, even to those they "describe," but they are part of the ubiquitous bias of ageism that I have come to believe does more to emotionally disable and marginalize elderly people than all natural age-related illnesses combined.

Natural aging causes nerves to die off and muscles to weaken.