Sentence examples for Age terms from inspiring English sources
That taught me that if we put it in age terms, we can motivate patients".
It was not really possible in age terms – Decca was 11 years older – and in racial terms?
He basically effectively said New Labour was dead and it was time for a new generation, not in age terms but in terms of ideas.
Attacking someone such as Cowell on age terms merely distracts from what he should be attacked for – a life-long inability to spot talent if his cloth ears depended on it.
Later Mary's daughter tells her she doesn't want to be a woman, and the maid (Heather Matarazzo), when told about this, says, "Who does?" Then again, in New Age terms, "The Women" is about Mary's journey to empowerment.
Kate Miller's painterly The Observances is the oddball entry, but in age terms (though a debutant) she lines up with Paterson and Rollinson – all are over 50, whereas McMillan, shortlisted for the Guardian first book and Forward first collection awards, is in his late 20s.
The vector X contains the demographic variables described above plus a quadratic age term.
However, we repeated our analyses to include a squared age term, but our results were unchanged.
Possible nonlinearity in calendar age is captured by including a linear as well as a quadratic age term.
Preliminary analysis of AMH, AFC and FSH indicated that logarithmically transformed values with a quadratic age term provided adequate fits.
By empath she means the new age term for highly sensitive people who feel the ailments of others emotions, pain, thoughts as if they were their own.
