Sentence examples for typically aging from inspiring English sources

Typically, aging and exercise inversely affect almost all body systems [82], [83], [84].

Typically, aging is characterized by a dominance of myeloid-biased HSPCs, preferentially differentiating into the myeloid lineage, and a paucity in lymphoid-biased HSPCs, preferentially differentiating into the lymphoid lineage (Ju et al., 2007; Wang et al., 2012).

Outside school hours care Outside school hours care (OSHC) services provide care for primary school-aged children (typically aged five to 12 years) before and after school generally operates, during school holidays (vacation care), and on pupil free days.

They are typically aged in oak barrels, with mixed results.

Ruggers typically age out around thirty, Cipriani noted, and he is twenty-eight.

For many years Rioja was typically aged in large vats made of American oak.

Fruit wines are typically aged in stainless steel tanks, except at Holmberg Orchards and Winery in Gales Ferry.

The vast majority of residents, typically aged 25-45 and rootless for many years, said they wanted to work and did not wish to exist on benefits.

Typically aged between six and 10, the children sell CDs, flowers, gum and tissues, or resort to begging in the centres of Tripoli and Beirut.

"Statistics show the majority of Manchester Evening News pick-up readers are five-day-a-week ABC1 commuters and are typically aged between 15 and 44".

The most recent figures from the Office for National Statistics show the average age at which men get married is 30.8 years, while women are typically aged 28.9 years when they tie the knot.