Sentence examples for which ages from inspiring English sources

Several studies have demonstrated the mechanisms via which AGEs can damage the kidneys, either through AGE RAGE interaction, deposition of AGEs, or by in situ glycation.

AGEs are also known to increase with decreasing renal function and increasing renal damage (probably reflecting accumulation of AGE adducts) (4, 20), due to decreased renal clearance of AGEs, another mechanism by which AGEs may be elevated in diabetes.

Serum creatinine, IL-6, ICU duration, AGEs, and SOFA score were significantly correlated with sRAGE levels, among which AGEs levels (r=0.558, P=0.000) were most strongly correlated with sRAGE levels (Table 2).

This calls for a coarse, country-style loaf, which ages decently.

Most sunscreens protect against both ultraviolet B radiation, which causes sunburns, and ultraviolet A radiation, which ages the skin.

At the beginning of the process, the largest is filled with reduced grape juice, which ages for at least a year, with some evaporation.

Which age group did the Democrats win?

For which age groups could this technology be most useful?

So does the speed at which aging can happen.

You can invoke a golden age without ever specifying which age that was.

Profile and compare societies in which age is revered and the elderly are honored and respected, to those in which age holds less value.