This novel, so engaged with questions of aging and nakedness, invites a comparison.
The foundation's extensive biosamples could also be a gold mine for researchers looking into questions of aging and disease that have nothing to do with radiation.
The new millennium has seen a concerted global effort to mainstream aging into the development agenda, and countries have agreed to link questions of aging to frameworks for social and economic development and human rights (4).
The question of aging blood has been around for decades, Dr. Bennett-Guerrero said.
Moore dismisses questions of age and the toll his injuries have taken.
When, in the last decade, Athill published a series of provocative memoirs, she became a phenomenon in the book industry by tackling questions of age, morality, faith and sex at such a late stage in her career.
I went to a philosophy conference at Nuffield College in Oxford recently, at which questions of ageing were being addressed, with special reference to public policy on pension distribution and intergenerational justice.
BEIJING — With the closing ceremony only two days away and questions of age falsification lingering, the Chinese Olympic women's gymnastics team met about 200 fans Friday on the Olympic Green, beaming and posing for photos.
There were quiet questions of age, size, shape, outcome, etc.
King turned 80 in November -- he is also the father of teenagers, one should note, as he frequently does -- and, when he's with his peers, or elders, he compulsively turns to questions of age and death.
The psychosocial data sheet included questions of age, education, living situation, number of children, employment status, and questions about financial situation.
