Sentence examples for recede with aging from inspiring English sources

Mendelson et al. [ 12] directly measured the lengths of the orbital roof and floor with aging (at the midaxis of each orbit) and found no significant changes in these distances with aging, indicating that the central portion of the superior and inferior orbital rims do not recede with aging.

The anterior nasal spine also recedes with aging (although at a slower rate), and this reduced skeletal support contributes to retraction of the collumella, with downward tip rotation and apparent lengthening of the nose with aging [ 25, 28].

Shaw and Khan [ 11] found that the piriform aperture, resembling the situation of the orbital aperture, enlarges with aging as the edges of the "nasal" bones recede with age.

As age increased, the folate/vitamin B12 ratio tended to decrease (r = 0.06, p = 0.049), an observation in line with the observation that serum levels of folic acid recede with age by contrast with vitamin B12.

While age-related disparities in adoption of mobile information technology will likely recede with time, we recognize that user interaction improvements could be important for the elderly.

That problem, however, will probably recede with time.

Moreover, the contact patch is allowed to advance and recede with no restrictions.

In most cases, symptoms recede with time, and many victims prove resilient [ 3].

Regrown hair will quickly recede with discontinued use.

Pessa [ 10] found no significant changes in the orbital angle (superior-to-inferior midorbital rim points on the lateral view) with aging, indicating that either the orbital rims do not recede or that one does not recede more rapidly than the other.

With aging, this pad of fat tends to atrophy so that the globe recedes, causing a more sunken appearance of the eye that is often seen in elderly people.