ageing research
collocation in Englishmeanings of ageing and research
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research
noun
uk
/rɪˈsɜːtʃ/us
/ˈriː.sɝːtʃ/us
/rɪˈsɝːtʃ/
UK
attempts to discover new information about a particular subject or reach a new understanding ...
(Definition of ageing and research from the Cambridge English Dictionary © Cambridge University Press)
Examples of ageing research
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The concentration on alternative 'careers' ought to play an important role in the new interdisciplinary ageing research, especially in view of the various rehabilitation problems.
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This is the fourth illustration of publicly generated and accessible data for ageing research in the public domain.
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These early studies are pointing the way to a bright future for ageing research and stem cell biology.
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The author brings the perspective of being a pioneer in the field of ageing research.
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The study of vulnerability therefore has the potential for interesting cross-fertilisation, theory building and interdisciplinarity in ageing research.
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In ageing research, receiving and giving are often separate topics.
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If implemented, this proposed demonstration that pooled cohort analyses, using existing longitudinal datasets, are feasible would provide a major new resource in ageing research.
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Part of this derives from the uncertain disciplinary status of ageing research within academia.
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This book is written both for scientists and members of the public interested in the latest advances in ageing research.
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A greater distraction for ageing research has been work with laboratory cultures of mammalian cells grown out of the body.
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Several implications for ageing research in developing countries are apparent.
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In fact ageing research on income support has also declined in recent years, as discussed below, while research on areas such as health and wellbeing has increased.
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This substantial and increasing group of older people from culturally diverse backgrounds justifies the investigation and inclusion of their experiences, in their own right, in ageing research.
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Before the development of today's genetic-evolutionary paradigm for ageing research, several alternative approaches were tried but with little success in the manipulation or understanding of ageing.
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Herzog coherently summarises some of the main problems for research design in ageing research, and offers elegant possibilities for circumventing these problems.
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Benecke's apparent ignorance and lack of understanding of work in the biology of ageing research is regrettable.
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However, attempts to secure sustained funding for ageing research continued throughout the society's history.
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past simple and past participle of overwhelm
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