Sentence examples for pattern of aging from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, the general pattern of "aging out" of crime (i.e., the fact that criminal behaviour peaks in the late teens and early 20s and declines rapidly thereafter) contributes to the difficulty of measuring the effectiveness of particular deterrence strategies.
Conversely, some of the older suburbs have replicated the inner-city pattern of aging structures, obsolete industrial buildings, and social problems, while the outward shift of jobs has accelerated the dispersal of residential development far beyond the ring of old industrial towns.
Alternatively, the process of urbanization is likely to contribute to a divergent pattern of aging: urbanized regions tend to attract population at working ages, while rural regions are left with a higher proportion of people out of the labor market.
These results indicate that there is a differential effect of aging on different splice variants of the ζ1 subunit of the NMDA receptor and those that are affected show a different temporal pattern of aging.
Black and white populations in the United States differ not only in the level of mortality but also in the pattern of aging.
Even so, the data suggest that in some fundamental ways, brain aging corresponds to a more general pattern of aging seen in our earlier inquiries [ 11, 12, 21].
Different fish species show extraordinarily diverse patterns of aging.
Conn et al. [17] simulated typical patterns of aging error from cementum annuli analysis, and found they did not have large impacts on estimates of abundance derived from age-at-harvest data.
Several groups have demonstrated a strong correlation between patterns of aging and those observed during the oxidative stress response.
Genetic variation in D. melanogaster mitochondrial genomes appeared to affect male-specific patterns of aging, while females remained unaffected [ 84].
However, it is presently unclear how these epigenetic changes affect the gene expression patterns of aging human tissues.
