| A genetic time clock that regulates the number of times a human body cell divides cannot, however, be the whole explanation of the aging process. |
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| Will regression afflict the developing countries as aging weakens the industrial world? |
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| The aging fireboat has responded to thousands of distress calls in its half-century of service. |
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| The red-brick complex in Pottsville, Pa., built just two years after the original factory burned down, is an aging labyrinth. |
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| The pages were a beige color from aging and the black cover surrounding it was very soft as though it was handled a great deal. |
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| Perhaps you'd like to transfer some of your aging LP collection to CDs before they stop manufacturing styluses for your record player. |
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| It raises fundamental questions about extending significantly the human life span or even recasting aging as a conquerable disease. |
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| Against Mexico, Arena played the aging Cobi Jones and Stewart while the Mexican manager fielded a team dominated by young players. |
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| Our collective cultural belief is that aging brings illness and infirmity, along with a loss of status for women. |
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| Five days later, I saw the first bumper sticker, slapped on a shiny new Japanese pickup driven by an aging weekend hippie. |
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| This would involve her decision to have geographic closeness to her aging parents. |
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| Once possessing a powerful rebel yell and some melodic chops, this aging punk rocker offers up a bland collection of songs. |
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| It is a means of transmuting historicity into eternity, playing on the conditioned fear of aging and denying the irreversibility of time. |
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| She saw Clint as an aging pretty-boy, a gifted entertainer with overblown artistic pretensions. |
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| Instead, he delivers a laudably subdued performance as an aging Gen X-er whose gloomy angst is sublimated into sketches and journal entries. |
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| Ironically, it's Heston, in a small cameo role as an aging ape, who has the film's best moment. |
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| Throughout the community, crisp new row houses are sprouting alongside aging split-levels. |
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| Instead of taking its aging kegs home, they decided to rent the brewhouse from the bankruptcy administrators. |
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| The Bills may have a one-year window of opportunity before they must rebuild an aging roster. |
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| Facts about the federal government's decision Friday to replace its aging fleet of Sea King military helicopters. |
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| The governor contended his only interest in importing the buses was to replace the capital's fleet of aging buses at a reasonable price. |
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| Sherries develop their unique characteristics during aging in what has become known as the solera system. |
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| However, maintenance of the aging fleet has been budgeted for the coming year, and this should be sufficient to forestall any further criticism. |
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| Boeing's archrival, Airbus, could be in the running if the Air Force has to come up with a new plan to update its aging fleet of tankers. |
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| They point out that the demographic structure of Scotland is changing as we are becoming an aging society. |
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| This move should also help its subsidiary, Alliance Air, now burdened and handicapped by an aging fleet that has almost outlived its life span. |
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| Transalta was recently granted a 10-year licence renewal for the aging Wabamun power plant. |
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| Instead, the aging amtracs are negotiating mine fields of urban detritus, swimming through ruined neighborhoods six feet beneath the fetid water. |
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| Suddenly, the study of aging is switched from a top-down view of the effects of aging to a bottom-up approach, where causes can be determined. |
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| The company says the antioxidant vitamin, along with biotin can help slow or delay aging of the skin and help maintain metabolism. |
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| Like Sally, Atlantic City's Grace is a shrill, unstable aging beauty, grasping at her fading identity as an erstwhile big-timer's widow. |
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| The entries were obtained in a study of aging in horse bone, specifically the third metacarpal. |
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| At one point, a troubled and crisis-weary Jane goes to see her aging father at the rest home where he now lives. |
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| These have long been used by the Champagne industry to seal bottles while they are aging on the lees. |
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| The only woman in his life is Grace, an aging beauty queen whom he looks after. |
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| The project saw the aging clubhouse replaced by a sectional timber building. |
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| Now, as an aging purist, the memorable sounds of that band, led by banjoist Monte Ballou, still quicken my pulse. |
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| The crew on board the aging vessel is a mix of Namibians, Cubans and white South Africans, overseen by a martinet whom everyone dislikes. |
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| The decrease in lean body mass associated with aging results in decreased tolerance to alcohol. |
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| This is one of the primary reasons why extended aging is not as important to tequila as it might be to bourbon or cognac. |
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| Hendrickson uses the aging and sick James Meredith, the first black to integrate the University of Mississippi, to introduce the text. |
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| Geoffrey Lewis plays an aging bagman buddy of Sarno who gets involved in the kidnapping affair. |
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| How can one trust a system in which the government and the opposition have conspired to let an aging generation run the show? |
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| My recent conversation with him on the issue of aging in the developed world was illuminating. |
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| Made in 8-ounce rounds, the cheese has a distinctive orange-colored rind, the result of a special aging technique. |
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| One market that has been overlooked as the Internet economy has developed is the aging baby boomer. |
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| The aging of the baby boom generation is the major factor underlying the increasing need for health care workers. |
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| Joe, an aging thief, serves as the film's charming rogue, desperate for money and a clean getaway. |
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| In the film, John Huston plays an aging film director named Jake Hannaford in the declining years of his career. |
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| Sometimes they bought fixer-uppers, which required cash to revitalize aging factories and old products. |
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| There were glamorous and trendy babes, all children of aging supermodels, actors, rock stars and maybe a few royalties here and there. |
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| For decades, I've been groaning about the outdated Beatle haircuts worn by aging Baby Boomers. |
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| Along with characterizing a plastic's bending properties, flexure can be used to evaluate aging and sterilization effects on a product. |
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| Essential oils will penetrate to the epidermis to exert their beneficial effects, and work cosmetically to help slow the aging process. |
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| Lung elasticity declines slightly with aging but smoking accelerates this greatly. |
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| One of Stob Chon's men challenged Rob Roy to a duel, and dealt the aging rebel a wound to the arm from which he never recovered. |
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| All aging videography aside and cheesy post-production aspects ignored, the images here look great. |
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| Police sources told the Evening Press the ten-year-old system was creaking under the strain as aging equipment fails. |
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| The risk of hip fracture increases with aging but the risk of wrist fracture does not. |
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| Inside the venue was a mix of aging punks, football supporters, crusties and a smattering of Germans. |
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| He keyed the comport, while jerking the aging freighter into a barrel roll and zig-zag pattern. |
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| The team will depend on several aging players to improve a defense that slipped last season. |
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| Her dark blonde hair was scraggy and flyaway and her face told a story of beauty aging gracefully. |
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| By slowing down the aging rate, we basically delay the onset and the progression of a whole host of mortal and debilitating diseases. |
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| She got into her aging rust bucket and drove home without turning the heater on. |
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| A son is accused of greedily exploiting his aging mother, a beloved philanthropist who had dedicated much of her life to charity. |
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| Today the world faces the many-sided challenge that a rapidly aging population presents. |
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| The other paramedic, an aging man with a paunch and chronically disapproving eyes, nodded at my beer jug. |
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| An aging and dispirited workforce cannot continue under the stress much longer. |
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| Northwest Airlines is also within days of buying 787s to update its aging fleet. |
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| The self-regenerating potential of skin is exhaustible, and after several sunburns premature aging of the skin occurs. |
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| The aging man's grey eyes were no longer dull, but full of sadness, now shining with tears. |
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| The extractability of beef, pork, and chicken muscle with post-mortem aging was studied. |
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| Yet, they may find themselves caring for biological children, stepchildren, relatives, aging parents and a new spouse. |
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| The landing was home to a pair of scabrous aging brutes, a wolf dog and a forlorn Great Dane. |
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| I suppose I should be thankful for the chance to make a fetish out of aging and avoirdupois. |
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| With his stringy gray braided ponytail and ample gut, he was more like an aging hippie than an endurance athlete. |
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| Photoaging involves the premature aging of skin, evidenced by mottling, wrinkling, and sagging caused by a compromise of the elastic tissue. |
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| With only 20 million aging people, there was no profitable future in job boards in the recruitment advertising market in Australia. |
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| Instead, the aging widow Bernarda Alba personifies self-hatred and the ability of women to enforce the rules of men upon themselves. |
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| From elevators to automatic doors, these products help ease the lifestyle of aging families and persons with physical needs. |
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| Thematically their interactions deal with alcoholism and the diminishing attractiveness of an aging woman. |
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| He would like more time with his attractive, attentive wife, and, adoring, aging mother. |
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| In Western societies, filial piety is often understood to be solely the practice of caring for aging parents and older relatives. |
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| Despite the differences between the aging president and the young church historian, Barnes grew to admire the old man. |
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| Around the age of 40, give or take, the focusing system of the eye becomes less flexible, a normal aging process called presbyopia. |
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| Do environmental factors affect the aging process and thus the genetically predicted age? |
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| Or maybe its a little pugilistic prestidigitation to avoid showing an aging action queen huffing and puffing in between roundhouses. |
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| If we truly want to effect change on an aging business practice and culture, we need to attack the problem from both within and without. |
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| But as former weapons plants are cleaned up and aging reactors are decommissioned, the volume of nuclear junk is expected to soar. |
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| It remained an inside joke, loved only by aging graduates who were reminded of their student days. |
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| The plum role belongs to Robert Duvall as the aging hero whose past is as uncertain as his future. |
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| This first feature filmed in Irish follows the tale of an aging producer of poitin and the two young ruffians who rob him. |
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| I understand I think fairly deeply the losses that aging people experience as they get older, the loss of physical movement. |
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| Many of us lack the leisure or propensity for deep, inquiring relationships with our aging parents. |
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| Ford Motor Co. has developed what it calls the Third Age Suit, an outfit its designers don to simulate movements of an aging person. |
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| The actual aging of Holandas in oak casks is what makes brandy into the drink we enjoy today. |
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| The aging in large Slovenian oak barrels remains the same and they are still not fining or filtering their wines. |
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| This is the heart of the methode champenois process as the second fermentation and aging must take place in the bottle in which the wine is sold. |
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| An aging bus repair shop may seem an unlikely place for a progressive art school. |
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| The process of aging contributes to the occurrence of an arthritic disease called osteoarthritis. |
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| He may soon join the rogues' gallery of aging racists for whom the chickens have come home to roost. |
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| Good easy-drinking summer style, which could benefit from further bottle aging of 1-2 years. |
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| Another method occurs in the winemaking process employing aging in new French oak barrels. |
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| The intense nebbiolo flavors and tannins of the Nebbiolo d' Alba and Barolo require years of aging before they can share their inner secrets. |
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| Infecting fruits, flowers, and trees, gray mold looks like gray fuzz and is found on aging blossoms and soft ripe fruits. |
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| Oak aging can soften the sharp acidity and add a dose of needed tannic structure. |
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| We will also plant a new species of hedge as we experiment with replacing the aging ligustrums along our perimeter. |
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| The skin undergoes continual renewal but injury from the sun can upset the renewal process and produces premature aging as well as skin cancer. |
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| The first suggests that aging evolved as a process of planned obsolescence. |
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| Scientists seeking to control the biological process of aging may also contemplate doing so through genetic manipulations. |
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| Traditionally, scientists believed that aging was a biological process in which cells simply stopped dividing. |
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| We bought six bottles then and they have been aging nicely and drinking excellently now. |
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| Populations are aging and the need for an augmented labour force is growing. |
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| In retrospect, it seems ever more likely that our mid-Nineties aging into the Coen Brothers coincided with the apex of their careers. |
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| Longitudinal striations are accentuated ridges in the nail surface that can occur as a normal part of the aging process. |
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| That's not to say that our aging pair of French rascals are going to be pulling their punches at all. |
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| Stretch the wheelbase, increase the width slightly, and there's the replacement for the aging Town Car. |
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| He was also an admirer of Joyce and a financial supporter for an aging Ezra Pound. |
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| The report says that as the aging helicopter lifted off the deck of HMCS Iroquois, the pilot gave the aircraft too much power. |
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| Both men can't believe they still get to do something that they truly love, and each on has a unique take one being an aging rocker. |
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| Will the aging boomer libertines and the sexual moralists in the party be able to get along? |
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| Therefore, what we recognize as the aging process is the gradual accumulation of this cellular damage. |
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| The Reuben Gallery, by contrast, was a third-floor walk-up in a small, aging building. |
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| The aging process, or Presbyopia, causes the amplitude of accommodation to decrease in patients over 40 years. |
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| Bickford speculates it's the antioxidants that help inhibit free radicals and so reduce the cumulative effects of life on the aging rat brain. |
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| Still, it's a risky gambit that the aging show, which does not have the same water-cooler buzz, can continue to score with viewers. |
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| These results suggest that future genetic models for the evolution of aging should incorporate the effects of epistasis. |
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| Some see this electric music as a dissolute phase and some perceive it as tired, evidence of an aging talent attempting to be contemporary. |
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| In the first chapter, the editors review the normal aging process and the success of healthy aging. |
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| The Coast Guard's aging cutters try to keep up with the drug smugglers' state-of-the art go-fast boats. |
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| One researcher reports that older adults can resist the negative effects of aging by remaining active. |
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| An aging population meant fewer workers were paying into the system, while more elderly people were drawing down pensions. |
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| The younger brother of the Battleship Potemkin has found a small round in his aging revolutionary magazine and fired it off with great jollity. |
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| Sporting more make-up than a Mary Kay cosmetics convention, the aging comedian's zingers seem to have run out of steam. |
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| The aging process had clearly not taken any pity on poor Judge Wykk at all. |
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| The O's had one of the best young pitchers going while the MFY had an aging struggling junkballer. |
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| Thane's treatment of twentieth-century aging reaches beyond historical studies to social gerontology. |
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| Rural aging will have implications for food security, patterns of landholding, health services, labor markets, and so on. |
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| I dream of a specialty beer store, with ales and lagers stored separately at proper temperature away from light and a cellar of aging beers. |
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| He delivers a laudably subdued performance as an aging Gen Xer whose gloomy angst is sublimated into sketches and journal entries. |
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| A liquid fermented product, such as a Taiwan kaoliang wine or a rice wine, is contained in the aging tank. |
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| Epigenetic regulation in aging mammals can be quantitatively measured using genes subject to X chromosome inactivation and genomic imprinting. |
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| King also ignored the aging Joseph Pope, and cast about for someone who could build him a proper foreign ministry. |
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| This will upgrade and modernize the regional seismic networks that locate earthquakes and determine magnitudes, replacing aging sensors with modern instrumentation. |
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| The aging body also starts getting flabby so exercises are vital. |
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| These evidences indicated that houseflies could be used as a model system, with the possible wider application of alleviating symptoms of aging in human subjects. |
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| Only after aging and settling down was Sultan accepted into the fold. |
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| The five of us watched them prance around to rather lame and aging dance material before we all wandered off in search of something more stimulating. |
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| While not physically prepossessing and perhaps less obviously glamorous than her contemporaries, she is aging beautifully, and it is a pleasure to see her work. |
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| As aging Brazil-nut trees die off, they will not be replaced. |
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| Some aging process peculiar to the esquamulose was afoot, so that, while his suit grew softer and more pliant with each mutation, his scales grew sharper and more pointed. |
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| But some prominent dermatologists say that indoor tanners run a risk of getting skin cancer and of accelerating the skin's aging process. |
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| Armie is like an aging Abercrombie lacrosse player, dusted with the goyische yumminess of a young Robert Redford. |
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| During the aging process, its pink-orange rind is covered with a thin down of whitish-grey penicillium. |
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| Now, as to why I called it noble, it's designed to help Japan's rapidly aging population cope with the autumn of life. |
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| Pseudocyesis, as delusional pregnancy is called, is neither common late in life nor a normal response to aging or illness. |
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| Like much of the gerontological literature available, these men do have positive views of themselves within the context of their bodies and the aging process. |
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| It has a remarkably high content of palmitoleic acid, which protects against aging effects, and maintains skin moisturized. |
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| Take as an example the steadily lengthening span of human life and the consequent aging of the population. |
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| These three factors play off each other and are causing a rapid aging of the population. |
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| In the intestines, factors such as stress, aging or antibiotic treatments can easily upset the balance between good and harmful bacteria. |
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| Full-flavored, dry and rich, oak barrel fermentation and aging adds important aromas and flavors. |
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| With age, shiny coetaneous problems and dilated pores can persist and add to the aging signs like wrinkles. |
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| The production smooths the raggedness of aging voices, though it still lets Mr. Wilson's weary tone through now and then. |
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| The name itself — Char No. 4 — refers to the highest degree of charring such barrels receive before the aging process. |
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| However, there were indications that plant aging and spare part availability were affecting plant operation. |
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| Not only the skin is affected by the aging process, we can add the face and neck mucles, sometimes even the bones are affected by effeteness. |
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| One could expect the ozone to jump across from oil molecules to your fat molecules, aging them too soon. |
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| This sentimental satire about three aging young men in search of a television star from their childhood is sweet and mildly inebriating. |
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| They deserve not to be penalized for taking time off to care for children or sick and aging relatives. |
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| The following table provides an aging analysis of the contractually past due loans. |
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| I know of at least one producer who has installed auto steer on his tractor so his aging father can still participate in spring seeding. |
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| The village's working waterfront still resembles a Wyeth, alive with aging trawlers, lobster traps and weatherworn shacks dwarfed by evergreens. |
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| But when it came time to weigh anchor, there was a problem: the aging boat that North had docked in South Carolina proved unsalvageable. |
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| We don't invest in future generations, inevitably bringing on an aging society. |
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| Big cheese shops for experimenting aging conditions with different temperatures and humidities. |
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| In Canada, as in other G-10 countries, there is a growing need for investment capital to upgrade aging public infrastructure. |
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| Adam Stockhausen's delicious set mirrors her aging process, gaining in character what it loses in spit and polish. |
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| It provides an ideal way to improve skin with various wrinkles, aging spots, freckles, etc, and then the skin will be refreshed and beautiful. |
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| But these aging aircraft are reaching the end of their lifespans. |
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| You should replace your spare tire when you replace the road tires or after six years due to aging even if it has not been used. |
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| My friend, his wife, three teenage children and his aging parents were all living in space that Canadians would feel guilty about kenneling their dogs in. |
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| As a result, water passes into the aging red cell, transforming its usual discoid shape into a sphere. |
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| Shirley MacLaine, with a masklike face and scratchy caterwaul, is frightening as the aging termagant, but she's hardly on the screen. |
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| It seems that the aging of the workforce does not yet figure prominently in the view of actors in the workplace. |
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| In reality, the feasibility of collecting such a large proportion of an aging debt is open to question. |
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| The most difficult problem was making the aging building shells sufficiently airtight. |
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| Now, however, the country's corruption and economic woes are coming home to haunt the aging president. |
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| It's a portal for aging dairy products and the premier auction destination for pre-owned cheese. |
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| They feel a responsibility to reverently care for aging parents. |
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| As a result, conditions causing fluctuations in the aging of customer accounts will directly impact the reported amount of bad debt expense. |
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| Beyond, aging fireboats and modest pleasure craft rested alongside impossibly opulent megayachts. |
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| The situation will become even more critical because Air Canada plans to retire some of its aging turboprop aircraft in the next few years. |
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| Skin aging begins at the age of 25 years of crow's feet and expression lines appear around the eyes. |
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| In the past two years, motorcycle sales surged as aging baby boomers, women, and suits lousy with disposable income looked to capture a bit of the two-wheel lifestyle. |
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| David lives with his Canadian-born parents, his Grandfather Zaida, a junk peddler who emigrated from Russia, and Zaida's aging horse, Ferdeleh. |
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| Will the burden of China's aging population outstrip its ability to produce economic outcomes? |
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| The study also noted the importance of revitalizing aging Seaway infrastructure. |
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| Although aging is a natural process, the reduction in fertility associated with advancing female age is a complicating factor for many women. |
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| Free radicals are responsible, amongst other causes, for quickening the aging process of our cells. |
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| He may view the government as some nice Bordeaux but I think it is plonk and aging very badly. |
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| The collection is aging and materials are being weeded at a greater rate than new acquisitions. |
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| He makes Casanova's entire aspect tangibly real, from the master seducer he was to the aging lion he has become. |
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| A peel is a type of biological or chemical exfoliation aimed at delaying the aging of the skin. |
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| Traditionalism is an aging community's security blanket, most of all in matters of the imminent after-life. |
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| However, while tropical islands generally stay put, attitudes towards retirement and aging are more elusive. |
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| The upgrades include the revitalization of aging infrastructure and the expansion of the Aquarium. |
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| An aging mainframe system was left untouched, instead of being replaced. |
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| Syrah and Mourvèdre in turn provide a great aromatic complexity and excellent aging potential. |
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| But the adult child who lives far away and calls several times a week to offer emotional support to an aging parent is a caregiver. |
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| Most mead benefits from two to three years of aging but can age up to 15 years in oak barrels or bottles. |
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| I pictured a pseudo-religious palace, perhaps cast in aging plaster of Paris. |
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| Their central question is one that might be put to an aging libertine: If you continue to behave as you do, how long can you expect to last? |
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| Even if we justifiably speak much of an aging Order I had the consoling impression of the dynamism and vitality of the Order today. |
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| The patrols are on the lookout for certain aging car models, vehicles with low riding back ends, or cars that try to get close to vehicles as they pass a military convoy. |
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| As the aging homepage wallpaper peeled away revealing the HTML beneath, Strong Bad and the gang finally returned to the Internet. |
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| The new facility will replace existing aging facilities that are beyond repair. |
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| The sheer variety of styles represented here means that aging hipsters and young scenesters alike will find something that puts the gin in their vermouth. |
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| Our aging population has resulted in a greater prevalence of age-related illnesses, such as Alzheimer's disease and osteoporosis. |
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| During the Dark Ages there seemed to be little curiosity about the aging process. |
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| Given our aging population, you may find yourself looking after an elderly relative or friend. |
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| It still serves as the best example of a bungled procurement project to replace the fleet of aging Sea King helicopters. |
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| Every year aging cars, left to decay in scrapyards or fields or suburban driveways, create more than 15 million tons of waste across the United States and Europe. |
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| Does it mean that the aging membership is not portraying a public image of the union that attracts younger members? |
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| Without mandatory retirement, the decision to leave employment would rest with the aging worker. |
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| The calcification of the pineal gland and decrease in melatonin output activates the body's aging process. |
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| There are ways of retaining the aging labour force at work other than toying with retirement plans. |
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| It is axiomatic that the needs of an aging population are multi-variate and intersecting. |
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| Stiffness and joint pain often occur after long periods of immobility, with aging or with menopause. |
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| Richard is a professor at the University of Waterloo and researches the effects of space travel and aging on the cardiovascular system. |
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| However, the lack of repairs during oxidative stress or aging results in permanent changes in the genetic code known as mutations. |
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| The patina set allows for lifelike and selective signs of weathering and aging to be applied. |
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| And plunged the towers of silence – and an aging community – into seismic controversy. |
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| Budget pressures and increasing demand from an aging population are forcing hospitals and NHS trusts around the country to do more with less. |
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| We know that given its aging population, Europe must put the main emphasis on prevention. |
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| A social system that plans for the anticipated aging of the population is foreseeable in both the medium and long-term. |
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| Havana's aging distribution network is much in need of renewal and expansion. |
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| The antioxidants present in this herbal tea protect the cells from aging by combating these free radicals. |
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| The condition of Canada's aging infrastructure has increasingly become a major issue for governments and for the motoring public. |
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| Overwhelmingly women want the option of aging in place, not only in their own homes but also in their own communities. |
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| As well, population aging results in more children having moved out on their own. |
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| Some industry observers estimate that it will cost billions of dollars to upgrade the aging system over the next ten years. |
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| It is also involved, on its own or with other seniors groups, in advocating social policies and programs for an aging society. |
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| The thinner vessels at the wrist are more susceptible to arteriosclerosis, which often accompanies the aging process. |
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| The overall aging of the population will continue to increase the demand for heath care and social services. |
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| They play a critical role in aging and development, making them an attractive target for drug and antioxidant-delivery strategies. |
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| Not, I repeat, not balding Casanovas or aging swingers or thigh-chafing tubs of lard. |
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| In the pilot, Charlotte meets an aging movie star, who quickly becomes besotted with her as they explore the karaoke boxes and sushi bars of Japan. |
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| Sadly, I believe it is due mostly to the aging myrmecological community. |
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| The old netsuke, those made in the golden age between the late 18th century and the middle of the 19th, show over a century of natural aging and wear to their surfaces. |
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| Expect the couple to find another mansion in a safe Democratic district where an aging representative is expected to retire. |
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| An aging star sheds its outer layers of gas through stellar winds. |
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| Fred Astaire plays an aging hoofer looking for a comeback on Broadway. |
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| Familiarity with these commonly-occurring disorders helps the nurse prevent unnecessary iatrogenesis and promote optimal function of the aging patient. |
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| Its military equipment consists of aging Soviet and Chinese stocks that qualitatively are vastly inferior to both the U.S. and South Korean militaries. |
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| In these films, an aging Waters casts about for his place in cinema, even to the point of throwing himself a bit of a pity party for his castigation. |
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| Senior organizations and gerontologists have begun to pay serious attention to the environmental impact of aging boomers with an eye to enlisting them in the cause. |
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| Things get complicated when Stone sics his nympho wife, Lucetta, on his aging arbiter. |
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| His big break came in 1992 when an aging cardinal plucked him from his outback and persuaded the Vatican to make him a bishop. |
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| Wielding a curved knife, a young man navigates past the aging structures and into the forest. |
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| As Blackburn and other scientists have proven, chronic stress accelerates the aging process. |
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| It also remains unclear whether traditional practices such as aging tobacco in cedar or other woods might run afoul of the ban. |
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| The rate of advance of biotech is likely to accelerate to such an extent that many people who are alive right now will live to see aging become at first partially reversible. |
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| The morphologic changes such as decreased cell density, decreased collagen fibril density, and loss of fiber waviness that occur with aging predispose the tendon to injury. |
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| Although the country has already become an aging society, senior citizens over 55 account for a mere 3.7 percent of total job holders, the study revealed. |
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| Their money, often collected for many years, helps keep the system afloat and benefits flowing to aging baby boomers. |
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| Buzz Bissinger on whether the aging quarterback should play again after his release from the colts. |
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| Switching up sexual orientation is a cunning way of compensating for flagging sales and aging characters. |
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| Experts on aging and the elderly or on children, youth and families. |
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| The process of aging is associated with numerous changes in all bodily systems that ultimately manifest in a decline in peak physiologic function. |
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| I think a lot of us want our dads to stay kind of permanently like they were maybe when we were growing up and we have trouble with any aging process. |
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| That's a radical notion to many scientists who have long thought of aging as an uncontrollable process of deterioration that isn't regulated by single genes. |
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| The process of aging of tea leaves decreases the amount of antioxidants they contain, which seems to explain why green tea is a more powerful disease fighter than other teas. |
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| Chablis District in northern Burgundy of France where a Chardonnay-based white wine is made, normally with little or no aging in small oak barrels. |
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| This temperature is fine for wines that will be drunk in the near future, but it will not allow for proper aging in wines looking for longer cellaring periods. |
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| Guyana is famous for rich, heavy rums while Haiti follows the French tradition of double distilling and extended aging in oak barrels for rich, full styles. |
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| At its best, the wine would often need a bit of aging to tame its fierceness, would have an elegant structure, and oak would never be a dominant feature. |
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| This age group was studied to examine a larger number of aging people. |
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| Turning now to a multibillion dollar battle over the modernization of the U.S. military, the Air Force says it needs to replace its aging fleet of refueling tankers. |
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| Military and police have complained they are underfunded and had to resort to cannibalizing parts from other aircraft to keep their aging fleets in the air. |
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| China Airlines, majority owned by a government-run foundation, has been mulling purchasing planes from Airbus as it modernizes its fleet of aging aircraft. |
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| Finally, I reached an old apartment building coated with aging brick. |
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| When aging veterans move to new teams, they sometimes experience rebirths. |
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| New oak will give more flavour to the wine than an aged barrel and winemakers have the option of aging part of a vintage in new oak for a certain period and then in aged oak. |
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| Their legendary barrel aging program is unique, even among Scottish distilleries, for its range of natural color expressions. |
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| But aging stars, a dismal season, and dissension in the front office are dragging the franchise down. |
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| But then in Washington's last two big trades, the team exchanged young all-stars Chris Webber and Rasheed Wallace for aging journeymen with huge guaranteed contracts. |
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| Wearing a black lambskin hat and traditional striped silk coat over his shoulders, Mr. Karzai took his oath before the aging former king, Zaher Shah. |
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| She is a black woman in a world dominated by aging white men and she is a Republican conservative from a traditionally liberal Democrat background. |
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| They accept with equanimity the true horror of aging alone, sundered from family and community. |
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| The old neighborhood was falling apart, the paint was chipping off of the aging buildings and graffiti covered dumpsters, trash cans, benches, everything. |
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| He's not grappling with issues of post-human technology, but his novels are profoundly life-affirming, especially as he grapples with issues of aging and disease. |
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| In his new book, Duty, Defense Secretary Robert Gates recounts the years of foot-dragging by the aging relics at the Pentagon. |
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| While Johnson does represent elderly female heads of households as aging and ailing individuals, she also carefully locates them within the context of their communities. |
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| I sipped coffee and savored the smells in the aging luncheonette. |
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| Some research suggests, however, that the effects of aging are attenuated not by how much people receive from their community but by how much they contribute to it. |
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| Michael Sam has one big advantage over the aging NFL execs who whined to si. |
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| The only performance artist to make the pop charts, he joins the roster of aging musical avant-gardists who've begun to top the bill annually at the Rodeo. |
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| As we are dealing with an aging population, with a large quantity of disease attributable to an unnecessarily and avoidably poor lifestyle, the need for change is obvious. |
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