Sentence examples for system of age from inspiring English sources
The Nuer had no system of age grades apart from the original transition from boyhood to manhood, and there were no clearly defined activities assigned to each age set; a particular set advanced slowly to a position of acknowledged seniority as older sets died out.
Traditionally, Dinka cattle raiders were strictly organized under a system of age sets.
Chinese Internet giant Tencent has announced it's bringing in a new system of age checks to its video games which will be linked to a national public security database — in an effort to reliably identify minors so it can limit how long children can play its games.
This might also have im-plications for HSC transplantation: A child that receives an allogeneic transplant from an elderly donor will eventually have a hematopoietic system of age that exceeds the expected maximal age of humans.
In the solera system of aging, a succession of barrels, as they are tapped, are topped off with younger spirits once or twice a year.
It also points to jurisdictions such as Massachusetts and Ohio that have successfully implemented alternatives to the practice, including training staff in de-escalation tactics, bringing mental health workers into the disciplinary process, establishing a system of age-based rewards and penalties, and increasing the amount of scheduled activities in order to keep kids occupied.
We used immunohistochemistry to study the regional distribution of total human α-synuclein, PS129-α-synuclein, PS87-α-synuclein and ubiquitin in the central nervous system of aged healthy and end-stage symptomatic mice with and without Parkin.
As such, it imposes a great burden of care on the health system of ageing societies.
Our result might suggest that electroacupuncture could induce the protective effect for the central nervous system of aging and Alzheimer's disease.
Senescent cells have been widely studied as a model system of aging ever since the replicative limit of normal human somatic cells in culture had been described by Hayflick more than four decades ago (Hayflick, 1965).
These actions include increasing access to education, stepping up systems of age verification at farms and increasing awareness of the company's own code of conduct.
