senescent

Their race is very old, far older than anyone except the senescent.

In senescent people many of these become brittle and weak.

His brief was to convey coal as a developing rather than a senescent industry.

At the end of their lifespan, they become senescent, and are removed from circulation.

An occasional orange senescent leaf will be seen in the canopy.

Senescent cells can be removed by activating the immune system against them.

The voice was rather dry, like a pinch of senescent snuff floating through the air.

The leaves turn red when senescent, hence the common name of Bleeding Heart.

Unusual numbers of dead holly trees with senescent branches or main trunks; 2.

Another protein, which can exist as a senescent toxin, is P21.

The cell is then referred to as senescent.

Protein turnover is believed to decrease with age in all senescent organisms including humans.

"Its vicious aftermath can be felt in the speaker's bitterness, his senescent prejudices."

How else explain this senescent preoccupation with the largely meaningless detritus of the past?

You know, it'd be kind of senescent since there won't be anything for it to attack anymore.

An occasional senescent red leaf may be seen.

Another identifying feature is the senescent red leaves.

While some of the tall pines seem senescent, other plantation firs are green and vibrant.

The investigators began asking why those senescent cells in the prostate glands had stopped dividing.

A continuous cell lineage can be replicated through many cycles of division and not become senescent.

It feeds mainly on dead or senescent plants.

However, available evidence suggests that senescent wild lupine is a poor larval food source.

I was railing at the screen, castigating them all as senescent thugs, when there came a knock on the door.

Doxorubicin works by putting rampant cancer cells into a senescent state.

At Middle Brother National Park, there are two senescent individuals.