Sentence examples for peculiarities of aging from inspiring English sources

One of the peculiarities of aging is that when young we try to escape our past - we want a clean slate to write our futures on - the past and all its old world burdens and miseries is something we want to put far behind us - but as we age the past becomes more and more intriguing to us as strangely, it moves closer.

One of them could be fundamental differences in mechanism of aging in males and females, another - gender peculiarities in the targets of drugs, including metformin.

Thus, Goncharova and colleagues studies focused on basic and complex issues which are important for better understanding of individual peculiarities of human aging.

It epitomises the peculiarities of the age of science.

Another artist who comments on the peculiarities of the modern age is Barbara Kruger.

Yet "Orfeo" covers well-trodden territory for Mr Powers, whose novels often mine the peculiarities of the technological age.Here, the author sees the poetry in chemistry, observing its "spectral harmonies and harmonic spectroscopy".

The peculiarities of physiological and pathological aging of otgans and the consequences for diagnosis and therapy - presented in the first two volumes - are of great significance, especially for surgical special­ ties.

Mercazolil and L-T4 diminished the age peculiarities of [C]DAG level in liver.

These state numbers are often revised, and the low rate can partly be explained by a labor force that shrank for most of 2017, an aging population, and peculiarities of the state's labor market.

However, the age-dependent and regional peculiarities of distribution of glutamine synthetase (GS), an enzyme responsible for generation of glutamine, and factors regulating its enzymatic activity in mammalian skin remain undisclosed.

We might see Af Klint's art and her whole life struggle as symptomatic of an age, a culture and the peculiarities of her psychological and emotional make up.