Sentence examples for owing to aging from inspiring English sources
The inevitable change in asphalt properties owing to aging exists in the cycle of pavement decay under the loading from both weather and traffic.
One important issue of using soft material for force sensation is performance degradation owing to aging.
Unfortunately, owing to aging, various diseases and under certain pathological conditions blood vessels, muscles, extracellular matrix of articular cartilaginous tissues of the joints and some internal organs are calcified as well.
A premature decrease in the NSC pool owing to aging suggests that these NSCs have no self-renewal capacity and/or are programmed to complete only a limited number of divisions (Sii-Felice et al, 2008).
The values established by the Lipschitz et al. [ 22] recommendation, which allows for changes in body composition owing to aging, were used to classify the following: underweight, BMI <22 kg/m; normal weight, BMI between 22 and 27 kg/m and excess weight, BMI >27 kg/m [ 22].
Owing to aging, the compensatory hypertrophy of some fibers brought about by the normal increase in body weight resulted in increased load on the muscle [ 27].
Although my eardrums functioned well, Stocking said, the last two tests showed signs common to hearing loss at high frequencies, usually owing to age and noise trauma.
The power squeeze has been getting steadily worse as coal, nuclear and gas plants have been retired owing to age or environmental legislation.
Failure of service-critical systems owing to ageing and/or faulty design practices highlights the vulnerability of these systems and the need for proactive management.
An acclaimed dancer, Vanessa retired owing to age, and now spends her time berating Roland, a celebrated but blocked writer, for the sake of whose inspiration they take a seaside hotel room in France for the summer.
To evaluate the efficacy of intravitreal triamcinolone acetonide (ITA) as an adjunct to photodynamic therapy with verteprofin (VPDT) in the treatment of predominantly classic, subfoveal choroidal neovascularization (CNV) owing to age-related macular degeneration (AMD).
