Consequently, therapies designed to remove phosphorylated tau may carry the risk of inducing cone photoreceptor cell death and further undermine ageing visual function.
Standing together--whether in front of a mosque or a clinic or an encampment or a bank--undermines age stereotypes and builds solidarity.
Any other view might undermine "an age-old institution, valued and valuable, respectable and respected, as a means not only of encouraging monogamy but also the procreation of children... ......, the judge said.Paradoxically, similar language is now being used by gay-marriage advocates.
It was not one president's dalliance with an intern or "hanging chads" or 9/11 or "Mission Accomplished" or the inundation of the Lower Ninth Ward or the collapse of Lehman Brothers or the absurd birther movement that undermined the Age of Great Expectations.
I had worked extremely hard to get to that point in my career and I was determined not to let my age undermine my reputation in the workplace or affect my relationships with a team that I liked and respected.
This undermined the age-old argument that sampling was economically detrimental, the pervading logic that informed the decision to have the records Oswald was distributing freely, destroyed.
Davina Ludlow, director of daynurseries.co.uk, added: "Assessment at a young age would undermine natural development.
Given so much of their asylum claim is based on being found to be credible, a dispute over a child's given age can undermine their later case.
Previously I discussed that the mTOR-centered model can solve so called insulin paradox [ 58], which was exploited by Tom Kirkwood to undermine the notion that aging is genetically regulated: "it seems paradoxical that reduced insulin/ IGF-1 signaling extends life span but insulin resistance leads to type II diabetes.
The thuggish wing of the talk-radio community uses the age question to undermine Hillary Clinton, the Democratic front-runner, who will be sixty-eight in October.
In a leaked Department for Business document, seen by the Guardian, officials acknowledged that the profusion of apprenticeships for different age groups could "undermine the brand".
