ageing process
collocation in Englishmeaningsofageingandprocess
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ageing
adjective
uk/ˈeɪ.dʒɪŋ/us/ˈeɪ.dʒɪŋ/
relating to ...
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process
noun[C]
uk/ˈprəʊ.ses/us/ˈprɑː.ses/
a series of actions that you take in order to achieve ...
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(Definition ofageingandprocessfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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When we have learnt to accept ourselves as being old we can see theageingprocessfor what it is : an adventure.
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Biological and physiological aspects of theageingprocessdeny universality by virtue of their constant interaction with physical and social surroundings.
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It will definitely help both respiratory and non-respiratory physicians to understand their distinctiveness in relation to theageingprocess.
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Continuity in sport participation as an adaptive strategy in theageingprocess: a lifespan narrative.
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They argue that while science cannot at present modify theageingprocess, it may do so in the future.
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Degeneration of this area happens as part of the normalageingprocessand mainly occurs after 65 years of age.
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However, gerontological research has tended to play down the significance of migration and large-scale population movements for theageingprocess.
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Both sources are vulnerable to change in theageingprocess.
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Playing an instrument was viewed as contributing towards a positive outlook on life and even a way of ' warding off ' theageingprocess.
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The decline view, as expressed in both non-fictional and fictional western writing puts the reader in the place of victim of the inevitableageingprocess.
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In an added twist, the life transitions defining theageingprocessare predominantly social rather than biological.
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Services need also to respond to older people with learning disabilities, many of whom begin theageingprocessat an earlier age than the general population.
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On this third set of findings the authors comment that the differences are likely to be generational, rather than a reflection of theageingprocess.
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This difficulty of assessing a normal or usualageingprocessillustrates the problem of determining the effects of particular environments over a long period of time.
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Life-cycles of families take place within the settlement cycles of groups or generations, and often within a built environment which is also undergoing anageingprocess.
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These circumstances become more common as theageingprocessproduces more single person households in the very old age groups.
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Such narrow and negative interpretations of theageingprocessmight have implications for their own ageing and ultimately influence how they relate to older people.
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