Sentence examples for older humans from inspiring English sources

Convinced that poor nutrition was to blame for Pooh Bear's troubles, Mr. Turner now makes the dog's food himself -- a mush developed by a canine nutritionist, supplemented with a crushed One-A-Day 50 Plus (a vitamin for older humans), Tums, Morton's salt and Pepcid AC (for gastrointestinal problems).

And, like older humans, the BMAL1 mice lost hair and developed cataracts in one or both eyes.

PURPOSE: To compare normal functional anatomy of rectus extraocular muscles (EOMs) and pulleys in normal older humans with previously reported findings in younger subjects.

Many older bonobos groom their partners at arm's length instead of just centimeters away, in the same way that older humans often hold newspapers farther out to read.

"She, with outstanding experimental design, was able to clarify a number of misconceptions" about why older humans and animals have object-recognition memory deficits.

This type of injury does not adequately represent the full extent of tissue damage observed in older humans, which encompasses injury not only to the muscle fibers, but also to the surrounding tissue components, such as the vasculature and nerves.

Here we examine how aging impacts attentional updating and monitoring processes in monkeys using an interference task designed after a paradigm used to examine multi-tasking in older humans.

Some older human diseases, too, are constantly replenished from animals.

The few sites with possibly older human traces have yet to gain wide acceptance among scientists.

Interestingly transcriptome profiles showed a substantial difference between younger and older human oocytes [ 8].

The authors' success with obtaining iPSC cells from an older human subject is especially noteworthy.