Sentence examples for In subsequent ages from inspiring English sources

Other historical landmarks of Han Chinese culture in subsequent ages abound.

The questions of how and why tragedy came into being and of the bearing of its origins on its development in subsequent ages and cultures have been investigated by historians, philologists, archaeologists, and anthropologists with results that are suggestive but conjectural.

Overall, the present study needs to be replicated in other cohorts to confirm the role of dietary patterns and adherence to AHEI guidelines in subsequent aging phenotypes.

As shown in Figure 1, there was a trend for the amount of alcohol typically consumed to decrease in subsequent age groups (p < 0.001).

This starts with eczema and food allergy in early childhood, followed by a higher risk of wheeze and infectious asthma in pre-school age, and allergic asthma and allergic rhinitis in subsequent age [ 5].

The lower prevalence in subsequent age bands could be due to excess mortality in psychotic patients, or to secular trends for prevalence (increases in incidence/prevalence in more recent years).

In this case, Phgdh fell into clusters 22 and 29 (male and female, respectively), demonstrating transient up-regulation between 5 and 6 weeks with declining expression in subsequent age groups.

For the period 2006 12, the highest rates of neonatal mortality were observed in Asian sites, even though they recorded generally lower mortality rates than many African sites in subsequent age groups.

The proportion of the inter-birth intervals that were non-adherent was highest (76%) among youngest (15 19) women and declined rapidly in subsequent age categories to as low as 30% among the oldest (45 49) women (P<0.001).

HPV-16 infection peaked in women aged <20 years; however, there was a marked decline in cervical HPV-16 prevalence with age (p=0.007), whereas following an initial decline, the prevalence of VVP HPV-16 remained constant in subsequent age-groups (p=0.835).

The selection differential s was determined for each age class within each cohort by comparing the reproducers, i.e. the fish caught in subsequent years and at older age, with all the fish of that particular age class.