How To Use Centenarian In A Sentence
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I look forward to an article here about a centenarian raping a College fresher.
The Geezer Bandit
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Kunkel and Perls believe that additional genetic analyses of nonagenarians and centenarians will lead to the identification of a few genes that confer longevity in humans.
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COHEN: You got check out this Web site: www. bumc.bu.edu, that's the site for Boston University and once you're there, do a search on "centenarian" and you'll find the new England Centenarian Study where you can find more on the secrets to living to 100 and beyond.
CNN Transcript Nov 9, 2003
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The existence of organisms still living after millenia make mere centenarians seem insignificant.
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For instance, scientists have found that centenarians tend to have a lower complement of the gene coding for apolipoprotein E4, a substance associated with Alzheimer's disease.
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Katie Lynch from Fenit and Castlemaine man Dan Keating have joined the rapidly diminishing but elite Kerry band of centenarians and they both marked their special occasions by getting into party mode.
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A decade or so ago, becoming aware that Upward was still alive and still writing — and bethinking myself that if I wanted to interview this soon-to-be centenarian and last survivor of his generation, I had better hurry up — I made a voyage to the Isle of Wight, that little diamond-shaped island off the southern coast of England that helps form the natural harbors of Portsmouth and Southampton.
The Captive Mind
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The remarkable double act of two centenarians in one family was achieved by Phyllis Powell and her sister, 103-year-old Gladys Glyde.
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His record throw of 12.75 metres, at the Japan Masters Athletics championship in June, shattered the world centenarian javelin record formerly held by an American.
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They have set up a company that studies centenarians to see if the genetic secret to living a long and healthy life may result in drugs that can prevent the diseases of ageing, such as Alzheimer's and heart disease.
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Longevity, 1873) established criteria which effectively challenged the validity of traditional cases of super - centenarianism.
LONGEVITY
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Centenarian Harold Barrett today revealed his secret for long life - hard work and a regular tot of whisky.
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The island prefecture of Okinawa has the most centenarians per population, and the official attributed this to the subtropical climate.
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Dr Faragher and his colleagues have been searching for clues in people with Werner's syndrome, a disease in which ageing is speeded up by a faulty gene, causing sufferers to die in their forties with the bodies of centenarians.
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A bound copy of the Laois County Council's Centenary Book was also presented to the centenarians and babies.
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I look forward to an article here about a centenarian raping a College fresher.
The Geezer Bandit
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The number of centenarians has fallen to 187 in 2001 out of Bulgaria's population of eight million, or less than one in every thousand at the same time as yoghurt consumption has decreased.
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_Annual Register_ for 1759 mentions an extraordinary centenarian sextoness:
The Parish Clerk
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Most Americans think of Okinawa for military bases, but it's got the highest concentration of healthy old people in the world and the highest concentration of centenarians, most of them women.
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This makes the "centenarian genome" a key resource for identifying "longevity genes", an invaluable step in understanding the physiological processes underlying long lives.
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To a centenarian from a less hasty era, the change can not but seem for the worse.
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The Queen is being given extra government funding from tomorrow to meet the sharply-rising cost of congratulating thousands of centenarians each year.
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But she soon learned that a local study of centenarians found that residents had high blood levels of proline and glycine, two compounds that assist in the regeneration of normal tissue and can be traced to the collagen and elastin in pork.
The World's Diet Secrets
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Of these centenarians, 301 are women and 71 are men.
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The centenarian is the oldest known living owner of a 2010 Camaro.
Undefined
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The Journal goes on to speak of perhaps the most remarkable 'centenarian' of the nineteenth century: --
Memoirs of the Life and Correspondence of Henry Reeve, C.B., D.C.L. In Two Volumes. Volume II.
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The number of centenarians has risen ninetyfold over the past century as life expectancy has increased.
Times, Sunday Times
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In 1955, three years after becoming monarch, she sent 105 birthday telegrams to centenarians.
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The first programmable computer has only been around for 80 years and it's hoped that by the time they become centenarians, they may be able to look back and understand what it means to evolve.
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A centenarian is a person who has lived beyond 100 years.
The Times of India
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Irish centenarians are largely a docile, low-maintenance lot who ask little of the state and get little from it.
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The present number of centenarians will not be known until the publication of the 1991 census.
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Written by three experts who drew on the experiences of hundreds of centenarians, The Okinawa Program was published in 2001.
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The median age of the veterans is 77.5 for men and 79.2 for women, and there are 1,000 who are centenarians.
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ABC medical boffin Dr Norman Swan gave a speech at a healthcare conference in Canberra this week that suggests the Queen is going to be a busy woman when it comes to sending out congratulations to centenarians.
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Violet, of King's Road, Westcliff, will attend a party organised by David Amess, MP for Southend West, at which the town's centenarians will celebrate together in an attempt to set a world record.
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Kunkel and Perls believe that additional genetic analyses of nonagenarians and centenarians will lead to the identification of a few genes that confer longevity in humans.
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Those two little words formed the basis of an 80-year marriage, or so centenarians Percy and Florence Arrowsmith would have us believe.
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By mid-century there should be more than three million centenarians, one in five people will be over 65-and many of them will have to keep on working for economies to survive.
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There are three centenarians who reside at the Golden Years Home.
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The centenarian was a union leader, fish and chip shop worker and insurance collector during a varied career in the city.
Express & Star
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Most recently, the discovery of the 230,000 missing centenarians has raised cultural self-questioning to new levels of dismay and outrage.
Jared Braiterman: "Do You Really Like Living Here?" A Foreigner's Perspective on Tokyo
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One centenarian continues to march for peace.
Times, Sunday Times
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A number of centenarians celebrated their birthdays earlier this year.
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Boston University professors of medicine Thomas Perls and Dellara Terry codirect the New England Centenarian Study, a comprehensive look at the lives of forty-five centenarians in the Boston area.
Shock of Gray
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It is a rather remarkable fact in connection with the examples of longevity cited that in almost every instance the centenarian is a person in the humblest rank of life.
Anomalies and Curiosities of Medicine
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North Yorkshire centenarians today congratulated the Queen Mother on becoming a member of their distinguished club.
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The author guarantees that if his instructions are carried out the conditions of centenarianism can be reached in ten years.
Punch, or the London Charivari, Vol. 146, June 17, 1914
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Of the 319 centenarians, 83 were born in the 19th century.
