aging units造句

• And the U . N .'s aging unit only has three people to oversee year-long activities in 1999.
• "It was highly divided, " said Rudolph Tanzi, the director of the Genetics Aging Unit at Massachusetts General Hospital.
• Lehmann delivered orders from Axmann to teen-age units thrown into battle in Berlin as Russian troops encircled the city.
• It called Queens Hospital Center the " least attractive " because of the funds needed to upgrade its aging units.
• Dr . Rudy Tanzi, an Alzheimer's researcher and director of the genetics and aging unit at Massachusetts General Hospital, agrees.
• Making rounds between three and five days a week, he looks after patients in the intensive care unit, the specialty clinic and the school-age unit.
• Their memorandum contended that the aging Unit 1 at the Kozlodui nuclear power station should be shut down permanently because it poses a hazard to the region.
• In the 1920s, the Torquay Corporation acquired the Newton Abbot power station, and built a new station to replace their aging unit at Beacon Quay on Torquay seafront.
• "I think of this protein as a big sponge, " said Rudolph E . Tanzi of the MGH's genetics and aging unit, who presented the findings Wednesday in Amsterdam.
• Rudolph Tanzi, director of the genetics and aging unit at Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School, believes the findings could add a new branch to the study of aging.
• Ronson's third book, " The Men Who Stare at Goats " ( 2004 ), deals with the secret New Age unit within the United States Army called the First Earth Battalion.
• The new facility is to replace four aging units at the plant in Kozlodui, which Bulgaria has agreed to close by 2006 because of safety concerns voiced by the European Union.
• Against this backdrop of earlier studies, said Dr . Rudolph Tanzi, director of the genetics and aging unit at Massachusetts General Hospital, the results of the study on boxers make sense.
• The amount of shell fish recovered from the various Middle Stone Age units show that people were regularly collecting them at the shore and bringing them back to the cave for consumption.
• Now industry executives say they have developed plant designs that are many times simpler to build, cheaper to maintain and safer to operate than the aging units in operation across the United States.
• The Cabinet says it needs the new facility to replace four aging units at the plant in Kozlodui, which it has agreed to close by 2006 because of safety concerns raised by the European Union.
• Five years after the Texas prison system completed the largest construction program in the nation's history, top prison officials said Friday they will need as much as $ 3 billion more to fix up aging units.
• Japan's Mitsui Co Ltd . signed Thursday a 226 million euro ( US $ 242 million ) deal to upgrade four aging units at a major Bulgarian coal-fired power plant, the state BTA news agency reported.
• Even Dom Capers, the pragmatic head coach who coaxed a brilliant'95 defensive effort ( No . 7 ranking ) from an aging unit and earned coach-of-the-year honors from several groups, is aware that could be the case.
• Genes do play a role in how long people live, of course, said Rudolph E . Tanzi, director of the genetics and aging unit at Massachusetts General Hospital and co-author of the paper on the genetics of aging.