Sentence examples for particular ageing from inspiring English sources

This somehow confirms the previously mentioned (see Figure 6) absence of any particular ageing phenomenon.

Apart from this, no particular ageing phenomenon appears to have a dramatic effect on the performance of ZFO/LFP-CNT cells.

In particular, ageing has been associated with an altered EPC function and viability, by determining a decreased potentiality of endothelial repair [ 26, 27].

As Bonneux correctly described in his recent commentary "Medical demography and epidemiology: dizygote twins", epidemiology has much in common with medical demography [ 1], with their shared interest in the study of events in the life course, in particular ageing.

In addition, foster carers in the city can no longer specialise in a particular age group.

Each is tailored for a particular age group between 3 and 14.

Art can indeed rise above the pettiness and politics of any particular age.

You may have an idea that already suggests characters of a particular age.

It was used as an adjective and a noun to described certain women and their behaviour at a particular age and in a particular era.

"Architecture," he once wrote, "is inescapably a political art, and it reports faithfully for ages to come what the political values of a particular age were".

"There's a particular age when people have to get married, which is around 26 or 27," he says.