ageing

He had managed to prevent his ageing and even his growing up. There was no beard upon his chin; his voice was a childish treble.

The ageing in American oak barrels gave it a complex structure, sweetness and lingering finish.

Ageing resistant: The surface has good acid, alkaline, salt fog resistance. It is suitable to be used in wet and high corrosive environment.

Strictly speaking, ageing does not seem to be inevitable.

SADC's leaders, especially its younger ones, are increasingly loth to see their region dragged down by an ageing autocrat.

One of the main reasons seems to be that the ageing population is running down its investments.

Walking for 40 minutes a few times a week is enough to preserve memory and keep ageing brains on top form, research shows.

High blood pressure was also linked to a more rapid worsening of scores on mental tests, effectively ageing the brain by up to eight years.

For societies, even if not always for individuals, it is possible to offset and mitigate many of the problems of ageing.

He also estimated that the fund would have to be used to pay for pension shortfalls by 2035, when he believes the ageing problem will peak.

Should I try to fit in a bit better? Or must I remain an ageing curiosity, a sort of embarrassing elderly relative? Help.

The CTE value of composites after solution and ageing treatment decrease obviously compared with that of annealing treatment.

Not even in the most optimistic moments had he ever imagined so much would be accomplished by his research into ageing.

Clearly a bit has been spent on anti-ageing, although I wouldn't want to name names as people can get funny about this sort of thing.

One industry source said the ROKAF is already standing down some of the ageing aircraft, resulting in a capability gap.

Slowing down all this molecular turnover seems to slow ageing, at least in worms and flies.

The Botox specialist said that, of all his clientele , office workers were most likely to show premature signs of ageing.

China's rate of ageing will be faster than that of any other country in history.

Faced with a population at such an advanced stage of ageing , the German government has executed a dramatic policy U- turn .

Retirement at 60 in an ageing society is not a sign of civilisation, but a cruel joke played on the next generation.

Later on it wants to reform income and business taxes, as well as a health-care system burdened by an ageing population.

Less preventive care is particularly disturbing at a time when demographic ageing and a rise in chronic diseases are global trends.

"Pure" ageing is the result of an accumulation of random molecular damage to that "society of billions of cells" that comprises our body.

in return it would receive within a year more highly enriched (to 20%) fuel rods for its ageing medical-research reactor.

As he trains for the race, Mr Murakami muses on his tragic efforts to outpace ageing, in a doomed bid to reduce his rising race times.

The ageing pharaoh might as well try to blot out the sun with his finger.

With a shy smile and a retiring manner, Liu Deshun has the slightly bedraggled appearance of an ageing professor.

The results show that this waterproof coating is good in cryogenic flexibility, high in extension. resistant to ageing and low in cost.

This is all the more worrying because the low birth rate means the country is ageing more rapidly than any other rich country.

Even ageing itself might be accelerated by an unhealthy diet.

A higher rate of female employment could help to deal with the difficulties posed by an ageing society.

In most of the rich world ageing populations have been driving up the cost of public health care and state pensions.

Bottling is usually done at the end of the "time spent ageing" period outlined above, i. E. Typically 12-18 months post-fermentation.

the Office of Budget Responsibility (OBR) set out the fiscal cost of an ageing population.

Cuba does not produce enough and its population is ageing. Theft and absenteeism are rife in workplaces across the island.

The question of how to deal with an ageing population is one example.

So will the better health of an ageing population, good as it has been for so many, impose unaffordable costs on public-health budgets?

SLIGHT, well-kempt in grey trousers and a powder-blue shirt, the man in the dock cut the image of an ageing schoolteacher.

THE numbers, as ever, are disputed; but it seems beyond doubt that China is ageing faster than any other country in history.

after this , approximately a quarter of the hives weakened by disease , mites , or an ageing or dead queen , will have to be replaced.

The UN had the foresight to convene a "world assembly on ageing" back in 1982, but that came and went.

Most of them missed out on the mainframe era, which has left many rich-world banks saddled with ageing and inflexible computer systems.

Ageing, at least in the short term, is fairly predictable, so markets may have already discounted its impact on asset prices.

In some areas all this translate into a city full of ageing but well-off geezers.

But the consequences of an ageing population will be longer-lasting than those of the economic crisis and at least as far-reaching.

The increase of that ratio was considered to reflect the growing burden of the ageing population on the pensions system.

A round-the-clock television channel devoted exclusively to ageing, dying and death is to be launched in Germany.

Insight into these processes points to ways in which we may be able to alleviate the effects of ageing.

On ageing mechanism of these components, the critical problems are neutron irradiation embrittlement, corrosion damage, fatigue and erosion.

Ageing and damaged notice even beyond by experiment content, rise time control can be very effective.

The rubber antioxidant is of excellent ageing resistance and is free from problems of serious color deterioration, fusion and agglomeration.

This painful truth is no longer news in the rich world, and many governments have started to deal with the ageing problem.

The basic medical insurance fund expenditures is high-speed growth, rapid population ageing is one of the important reasons.

In all societies, at least for now, women shoulder most of the burden of looking after children and ageing parents.

As he sees things, ageing has seven components; deal with all seven, and you stop the process in its tracks.

The aim of this study was to investigate the influence of complete denture wearing and ageing on masticatory performance.

Ageing of population is an extremely serious problem facing the contemporary world, and Hebei province is no exception.

It felt like a bold step to embrace the ageing process full on, but it was so liberating to be free from the tyranny of hair-dyeing.

The growing rate of population ageing poses many challenges which have to be faced realistically.

Except for China, the developing world is mostly young, which means that its savings tend to be higher than those of the ageing rich world.

Oxidative damage to body tissues and organs is thought to be one of the major causes of ageing.

But look farther ahead and a much bigger gap appears, as an ageing population needs ever more pensions and health care.

This book bears out his view of the sad consequences of ageing.

Their work revealed how the chromosomes can be copied and has helped further our understanding on human ageing, cancer and stem cells.

The company is active in the acute disease sectors of ageing medical care, critical care and surgery, and paediatric medical care.

The Treasurer's Intergenerational Report earlier this month showed that we have made progress in meeting the challenge of an ageing society.

Natural ageing and earthquake are the two random danger elements that influence the service life of building.

The pig grew all right, but suffered severely from bone and joint problems. There is also the question of premature ageing.

Results have suggested that genes can adapt to ageing and help protect the body, or even slow down the ageing process.

And strengthening the public finances to deal with an ageing population remains politically fraught.

The ageing process is a complex one, and for long remained an impenetrable mystery, but progress is now being made.

Cardiac injury after orthopaedic surgery is an increasing problem particularly in an ageing population.

Some of its efforts to deal with an ageing society are positively unnerving.

He said: 'Muscle wasting is a frequent companion of illness and ageing.

And with the capacity to eat more nutritious food, your body is more likely to stay healthy and slow down the ageing process.

But before the wave of new arrivals, he explains, the city was ageing, mostly white and monoglot. Now it has a more international dimension.

This helps to explain why advertising money has flooded back to the ageing broadcast networks since the recession.

'Because these bonds are so much more stable, it should be possible to slow down the process of oxidation and ageing, ' Shchepinov says.

The fruits of this success are now known as "hyper-ageing" : no other country has grown so old so rapidly.

Therapies designed to stall or reverse the ageing process may need to start much earlier, he said.

Antioxidants are reckoned by many to protect against the general effects of ageing.

An ageing population and a declining birth rate constitute a serious problem for the domestic employment market.

Furthermore, the rates of disability are increasing in part due to ageing populations and an increase in chronic health conditions.

Rapid urban development , changing lifestyles and an ageing society have all led to changes in the ecology and demographics of illness .

A major attraction of pay-what-you-want is free publicity, whether for an ageing rock band or the new cafe on the block.

And its excellent weather resistance, UV resistance and resistance to the typhoon, and ageing resistance and chemicals are also outstanding.

One of the biggest trends shaping thought and policy is the prospect of rapidly ageing populations and the potential health costs.

Three-quarters of this rise, he says, is due to cost inflation, and only about a quarter to the ageing of America's population.

They were told that scientists would soon be able to manipulate the ageing process.

Known as active aging or active age management, the strategy advocates a life course approach to individual and societal ageing.

Known as active aging or active age management, the strategy advocates a life course approach to individual and societal ageing.

Experiments have shown that if there is a way to regulate the timing of the splitting of these cells, the ageing process can be slowed.

Ms Jane Halton, Secretary of the Department of Health and Ageing, Australia was the Assembly President.

Generally speaking, wine farming people complete vinous ageing process with the oak bucket that has 13 years of histories.

Germany, she says, is an over-indebted, export-oriented economy with an ageing, shrinking population.

The ageing of the world's populations is the result of the continued decline in fertility rates and increased life expectancy.

Aim The spatial characters of population ageing and its influencing factors were analyzed to provide scientific basis for countermeasures.

You're never going to do a clinical trial for an anti-ageing drug. You're going to do a clinical study for Alzheimer's or diabetes.

Tremendous pressure lead to the mentality of long-term organ in the state of overload, the body rapidly ageing.

Population ageing is the natural law of development of human society, one of the major social problems is facing the world today.

This would be a big boon for the western societies that are struggling with the cost of ageing.

The population is ageing and shrinking; to avoid shrinking with it, Japanese firms must expand overseas.

"This is a novel finding, " she said. "Only gender has an effect on rate of ageing, not sexual orientation. "

Milan is a fast-ageing city in the country with one of the lowest birth rates in Europe.

At some stage the ageing China will go ex-growth and become more like any other developed economy.

The low fertility rate in many of that continent's more developed countries means their populations are ageing and shrinking.

More worryingly, frequent flying can be ageing. Remedial and preventative action must be taken.

Fears are growing over the state's ability to meet the welfare needs of an ageing, shrinking population.

All this is a tall order. Politicians have failed to control the costs of ageing populations for years.

Capable of growing in line with consumption in the economy, even with an ageing population.

And this was the first discovery that we could actually find a way to slow down the ageing process with a single pill.

Another reason why media companies are not too worried about the ageing of their audiences has to do with a change in business models.

Ageing in French and American barrels, provides spicy, cedar notes with smooth, silky tannins and a lingering finish.

AS A country with an ageing and wealthy population, Japan ought to have a thriving drug market.

DEMOGRAPHY may not be destiny, but it matters in rich countriesn where ageing and shrinking populations are bringing economic problems.

Moreover, these countries' own populations are ageing, so they may not be in the business of exporting people for much longer.

But that is not the only EU on offer: a corporatist, cosy, populist union sounds very plausible to Europe's ageing, anxious voters.

This is all the more worrying given the rapid ageing of Italy's population.

DEMOGRAPHY may not be destiny, but it matters in rich countries where ageing and shrinking populations are bringing economic problems.

Parts of Europe are ageing fast, and are unwilling to adapt, as recent protests against rising retirement ages in France and Greece attest.

Parts of Europe are ageing fast, and are unwilling to adapt, as recent protests against rising retirement ages in France and Greece attest.

The findings, based on a study of more than 600 volunteers, suggest that an increased metabolic rate actually speeds up the ageing process.

Adding spermidine suppressed various processes associated with ageing, as well as reducing free radicals and increasing lifespan.

But soaring drug bills, an ageing population, slack cost controls and reduced tax revenues are testing the system to breaking point.

It is a major under- statement to note that rebuilding will put a major strain on the resources of this rapidly ageing economy.

Glass does block out the sun's UVB rays, but about 50 percent of UVA rays, associated with burning and ageing, do get through.

CSR is also a way of addressing population ageing and can help to achieve a better quality of life in a healthy environment.

And the fiscal consequences of ageing cannot be sustained without reforming labour markets and pension systems.

The ageing electricity grid meanwhile acts as a bottleneck as it struggles to absorb new capacity.

Faced with this contemptuous woman , what he desired most, as ageing man and precarious actor, was respect rather than admiration .

"It appears epicatechin treatment combined with exercised could be a viable means to offset muscle ageing, " said Dr Malek.

Effect of anti-ageing technology is deeper than we might think. But as the science advances. We need to think about these changes now.

Don't know if it was time to pass quickly, or wounded heart easy ageing, easy is full of mottled.

But Chinese population is rapidly ageing and that's putting enormous pressure on the young to look after the old.

But Russia prefers to be judged against other fast-growing BRIC economies rather than an ageing, sclerotic Europe.

With a rapidly ageing population, it is also right to accumulate savings by running a current-account surplus.

With its rapidly ageing population and falling fertility rate, China is facing a pensions crisis.

More female workers could even help head off the pensions crisis and the problems of an ageing population.

Vanilla Tasting term used to describe a vanilla-like aroma, often a result of ageing in new American oak barrels.

Free radicals are believed to be a first important step in heart disease, cancer and the ageing process.

Free radicals are believed to be a first important step in heart disease, cancer and the ageing process.

You are ageing and you are a curiosity, as you wear your trousers higher than they do.

Imformation show that the rate of aged diseases occurring is positive relationship to the degree of ageing.

This article outlines some of the problems the ageing process can cause and offers potential management strategies.

The Taskforce Work and Ageing supported this research, but for the actual execution participation by a number of companies is essential.

Faced with an ageing population and low fertility, Singapore's government has long courted foreigners to plug gaps in the workforce.

Ageing will clearly push up costs in time (see our special report in this issue), but it is not the main culprit yet.

Ex-communist Europe still has to grapple with its share of problems: an ageing workforce, bossy officials and poor infrastructure.

On the economic side huge challenges loom, among them an ageing population and a blighted environment, both of which could drag down growth.

A more productive use of the surplus savings and productive capacity of ageing ant nests would be to lend to younger ones.

The rationale behind private-sector pensions is to reduce the burden on governments of an ageing population.

China's tourism industry is the ageing of the population of the opportunities brought about by the performance of major industries.

In an ageing society where many pensioners are refreshingly sprightly, the ruling party looks utterly clapped-out.

The Lockhart review - delivered yesterday to federal Minister for Ageing Julie Bishop - calls for relaxation of the current regulations.

ACROSS the rich world, governments with ageing populations are worried about soaring health-care costs.

Ageing is accompanied by a slow degeneration of his mental faculties.

For a city with an ageing population, a baby boom should be good news.

Lignin has influences at different extents on mechanical properties, ageing property, thermostability and thermal degradation of plastics.

But sociologists commented that living with and caring for ageing parents is an emotional idea rather than a rational practice.

The small-population, ageing, rich economies in Europe are the big losers.

Ageing hippies are responsible for only a few such operations.

PRODUCTIVITY growth is the closest economics gets to a magic elixir, especially for ageing advanced economies.

The temperature ageing tests have been applied to silicone rubber foam materials which in 45% strain compressive status.

As usual the wine is aromatic with a significant tannin structure underwriting its ageing potential.

But Japan's household savings rate has collapsed due to an ageing population which no longer saves.

Why be a problem of an ageing? according to a census of population ageing, world-wide is "history have social phenomenon. "

Various stochastic factors have mild time-varying negative impact on the flood control safety due to the ageing of hydraulic projects.

At home, companies face a slowing economy, a cultural aversion to takeovers and an ageing and declining population.

After following the two groups from adolescence to retirement, researchers have identified several factors that predict healthy ageing.

However, the ageing former paediatrician has none of the charisma of Bin Laden.

However, the ageing former paediatrician has none of the charisma of Bin Laden.

Ageing decreases the body's ability to restore and manufacture normal cartilage.

I'm staring into the big mirror on the facing wall, where I see a thin, ageing woman also seeking solace in a glass of wine.

One reason why primates have not been the subject of anti-ageing studies until now is that they live so long anyway.

THE ageing man, remote control in hand, staring at a television in a messy, ill-lit room, hardly looks threatening.

Moreover, even the appearance of ageing can be harmful.

China also faces an ageing population as a result of its birth-control policies.

But for some Japanese companies the inverting of the traditional ageing pyramid provides commercial opportunities.

Another study, by skin experts at Boots, found even a few hours sitting in a car in April resulted in skin damage linked to ageing.

One theory of ageing suggests senescence is a result of damage caused to body cells by reactive molecules called free radicals.

All her books promise vastly extended lifespans and good health through anti-ageing treatments.

The network structure appears under higher temperature ageing is the main reason that mechanical properties decrease.

The result was the same: those with more negative views of ageing experienced greater deterioration.

Second, the cost of meeting the added burden of ageing is far higher than any plausible cost of the crisis.

Firstly, its shrinking population is also an ageing one in which the labour force will decline as a share of the population.

Researchers studying a group of people with an average age of 97 found they had all inherited a gene that appears to prevent cells ageing.

This enzyme degrades hydrogen peroxide, a highly reactive chemical that creates cellular damage of the sort associated with ageing.

China's workforce will shortly start ageing; in a few years' time, it will start shrinking.

The project ageing and damaging problems, being increasingly serious, have directly been hindering agricultural production.

memory, alertness, attention as well as judgment. It may also speed up one's ageing process and lead to other types of diseases.

water conservation on a global scale and asks rich states to set an example by repairing ageing water infrastructure and tackling pollution.

The region is grappling with changing demographics, that includes expanding middle class as well as ageing societies.

First, the ageing trend is accelerating, and second the size of the mobile population is constantly expanding.

Population aging is chiefly characterized by: firstly, the ageing of the population reached its greatest intensity in advance.

This jump is not quite as horrific as the numbers might initially suggest, because ageing helped push up rates.

In the long term an ageing population will produce more invalids and thus more business.

The ageing of the population accounts for some of the red ink, but much more stems from rising health costs.

Reform could inject "more dynamism" into the economy and help counter the effects of an ageing population.

With its fertility artificially suppressed by the one-child policy, it is ageing at an unprecedented rate.

And Canada's fiscal health will soon come under strain from the treasured but expensive public health-care system and an ageing population.

On the positive side, a fresh installation is likely to be more reliable than one that builds on XP's ageing foundations.

Characteristic of products: strong, anticorrosion, ageing resistance.

Rates of disability are increasing due to population ageing and increases in chronic health conditions, among other causes.

Concerns over volatile petrol prices, congestion, climate change, ageing infrastructure and wasted money have prompted calls for change.

the ageing population is starting to run down its savings as it retires.

Generic evaluation of operating experience with regard to the ageing behaviour of passive mechanical components in nuclear power plants.

Instead, there is the prospect of the youth and vigour of the southern Mediterranean combining with a rich, ageing north.

Although it needs a growing workforce to pay the bills, Japan is ageing and its population is shrinking.

The post weld solutiontreatement and ageing treatment are to a certain extent the necessary and effective means . . .

It aims to build on its nuclear expertise by joining future consortia to replace ageing nuclear-power plants. Let the good times roll.

She adds: '[T]he small-population, ageing, rich economies in Europe are the big losers.

It recommended that the state-pension age should go higher than 65 to make pensions in an ageing society more affordable.

Ageing populations in many countries around the world mean that Alzheimer's disease and other forms of dementia are set to increase.

Both normal and genetically-modified mice, with an accelerated cell ageing, were analysed.

There is also widespread concern about the long-term costs of today's fiscal props for a rapidly ageing economy.

However, an analysis of attitudes to ageing in the UK has suggested that youth ends at the age of 45.

So does this mean 'retail therapy' could be classed as an actually therapy for healthy ageing?

It has good ageing potential and can be enjoyed for several years after the vintage date.

Moreover, global desired savings are also likely to fall, as ageing bites and consumption soars in big emerging countries.

It is not clear how the ageing king of Macao's casinos intended to divide his gambling empire among his progeny.

The relationships between damage energies of HTPB propellants and storage ageing time were investigated by uniaxial repeated tensile test.

Technological change, population expectations and ageing populations, say the OECD, will continue to drive costs and spending even higher.

Along with the degree of population ageing worse off continuously, elderly insurance problem is subjected to the concern of everyone.

To stop them, Rwandan Tutsis recruited Kabila, an ageing revolutionary, and engineered his rise.

This helps to explain why advertising money has flooded backto the ageing broadcast networks since the recession.

If this were true, the ageing populations in many developed countries would have negative effects on overall productivity.

Every well-informed person knew that ageing would generate a fiscal squeeze in high-income countries as spending rose and growth slowed.

First, around the world, a large share of the existing creative workforce is ageing and set to retire.

Many countries are expected to replace their ageing military aircraft fleet during the forecast period.

An obvious next target would be Mullah Omar, the ageing Afghan Taliban leader, whom the ISI is also accused of protecting.

An ageing population makes cuts in welfare and pensions more urgent, but European countries have to tackle these anyway.

If ageing does exacerbate the costs of a balance-sheet recession, what can policymakers do about it?

"We have become skewed in our concept of ageing by the phenomenon of Botox. "

This kind of abrasion occurs often due to ageing and due to chemical changes of the pressure medium.

Older workers are a neglected consumer market, as our briefing on the media's ageing audiences explains (see article).

The Treasury's report says climate change poses as serious a threat to Australia as does the ageing of its population.

Antisepsis, ageing resistance, and anticorrosion, ensuring a healthy environment.

With increasing the ageing time, the electrical conductivity becomes large.

The region was already poorer than much of Japan, its population ageing faster and many of its younger people gone to the cities.

Over the next 10-15 years, the rapid ageing of the population will increasingly make itself felt.

The problem of health-care financing has grown more acute as the problem of an ageing population has worsened.

The parents meanwhile are NO longer as fit as before. The aches and pains begin as the ageing process inexorably sets in.

Has the advantages, adiabatic, fire prevention, high temperature resistance, ageing resistance, bibulous rate is lower notable features.

Healthy ageing will also be the metric by which medicines like rapamycin are tested against in humans, says Kaeberlein.

At that point, we tend to see a prevalence of degenerative diseases, and the most obvious signs of ageing.

Now its genes have shown us its importance in many parts of the ageing process.

Cutting calories may delay the ageing process and reduce the risk of disease, a long-term study of monkeys suggests.

Given that Russia's stockpile is ageing fast, it will not have to do much to reach the target.

The French pair, Peugeot and Renault, have been hit by tepid sales, ageing product lines and rising raw-material prices.

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