Sentence examples for old restricted from inspiring English sources
In confirmation, a previous study found that dietary restriction of 55 kcal/wk significantly reduced lipid peroxidation in 12-month old mouse liver, but not in 24-month old restricted mice [37].
Born in 1939 into a blacksmithing family in Jerez, Spain, he is a great Gitano singer of the old, restricted flamenco forms defined by rhythm and mode.
The old restricted, hierarchical, multi-generational families built on Mao's authoritarian utopianism and an older tradition of Confucian values have been replaced by isolated and impoverished old people, listless ex-farmers, hard-pressed factory girls and children trying to cope alone with extreme educational pressure and unrealistic family expectations.
CR is initiated at 14 weeks old, restricting 10% of food intake compared to ad libitum controls, progressing to 25% at 15 weeks and 40% at 16 weeks, the level (3 g daily, NIH-31 fortified formula) maintained for life.
When insurance rates for the old are restricted, guess who makes up the difference?
Another reason might be that the old handsets restricted the usage as discussed earlier.
Old faults restricted them both, since they were incapable of dominating possession or creating opportunities in and around the penalty area.
He disregarded local representation, denied the validity of existing land titles in Massachusetts (which had been dependent on the old charter), restricted town meetings, and actively promoted the Church of England in largely Puritan regions.
Old calorie restricted mice displayed a significant decrease in expression levels of all four of the p53-mediators of apoptosis compared to the normally fed old mice.
The papers cited by NICE to form the basis of their guidelines, are between 10 and 35 years old, when restricted ambulation and prolonged length of stay were commonplace after joint replacement.
The 26-year-old was restricted to shovelling the ball to runners outside him and kicking for territory to try to put the Hurricanes under pressure.
