Sentence examples for standard aging from inspiring English sources

Tyrp1 b Gpnmb R150X mice represents standard aging changes for this strain background.

Reliability investigations and product qualifications are typically built on a set of "standard" aging methods which are designed to extract degradation that can be statistically analyzed in order to predict lifetimes.

I'm not arguing that Angus should show up at the next concert (should there be one) wearing polyester slacks and a golf shirt, but the standard aging-rocker garb of jeans and a black T-shirt would do just fine, and would take nothing away from his blistering solos.

Job: owner, the Independent, London Evening Standard Age: 50 Industry: publishing Worth: £1.3bn 2009 ranking: 80 A year ago the big question was whether Alexander Lebedev would buy the Independent.

Job: owner, the Independent, Independent on Sunday, i, London Evening Standard Age: 52 Industry: publishing 2011 ranking: 30 The former KGB spy turned newspaper proprietor owns the Independent, Independent on Sunday and the London Evening Standard.

In all income brackets, those choosing to retire later than the standard age would still receive higher Social Security benefits, called delayed-retirement credits.

But some experts say those guidelines have the effect of overstating the problem by classifying many elderly patients as having the disease when they actually have standard age-related kidney decline.

The standard age of freshmen at public universities in Brazil is about 18 years old.

Compressive strength was determined at the ages of 7 days as an early age, 28 days as the standard age and 90 days as a late age.

Healthy older people can lead active and productive lives well beyond the current standard age of retirement of 65 70 years [1 3].

Though the standard age for retirement is 65, only 64% of people age 55 to 64 are employed.