Sentence examples for phase of aging from inspiring English sources

One can describe the aging process as a lifelong molecular damage (e.g. accumulation of misfolded proteins) that is aggravated by an age-related decrease in the proteostatic machinery [1], probably at an early phase of aging [13].

However, our ability to now identify those animals within a population that have entered the second phase of aging, and will die within the next few days, represents a major step towards answering these questions.

This may mean that different genes and variants may come into play in different phases of aging, with APOE being most relevant at older ages.

Ectopic overexpression of wild-type Pep4p (WT-Pep4p) throughout the aging experiments (Supplementary Figure S1A) significantly promoted survival, at least during the early phase of chronological aging.

However, our data reveal that autophagy is not required for the anti-necrotic effect of Pep4p, at least during the early phase of chronological aging.

7 Like Rogers, Thomas believed that late life was an active phase of the aging trajectory, and to that end he wanted to create a human habitat that would optimize growth for long-term care residents.

New policies to stop unabated coal-fired power generation by 2025, and the phasing out of ageing nuclear reactors without plans in place to build a new fleet of gas-fired electricity plants, will combine to create a supply crunch, according to a new study.

The size of TCP phases becomes larger and the volume fraction of these phases increases with the increasing of aging time.

However, the high surface hardness did not effectively enhance the wear resistance of Ti-55511 due to the ductility deterioration caused by nano-sized α phase of the aged samples.

The shallow foundation is subjected to a series of applied loads and consolidation phases to study the effect of aging.

Adaptive regrowth occurs in late phases of chronological aging experiments where already 90-99% of the population is dead and describes the growth of better adapted mutants, which is facilitated by nutrients released from dead cells.