Sentence examples for Onset of adulthood from inspiring English sources

For most freshmen, college represents the onset of adulthood, burgeoning independence, the first tentative steps in pursuit of one's dreams.

Olivier Assayas's semi-autobiographical drama spotlights the brick-throwing exploits of the VLR (Vive le Revolution) activists, before the onset of adulthood takes its members in different directions.

He is suddenly incapable of throwing accurately, undermined by paralytic self-consciousness, or, Harbach seems to be arguing, by the onset of adulthood itself.

In addition, we show that inter-individual differences in executive functions predict variability in higher-level ToM skills from the onset of adulthood onwards, i.e., after the complete maturation of executive functions.

But I have always regarded the characters on the "Up" series as a monitory advance team, like older siblings, forever one step ahead of me on the path through adolescence, the onset of adulthood, and, now, the long, narrowing years of middle age.

At six weeks of age, the onset of adulthood, the average meal size of a male mouse whose insulin-reception system had been damaged was 3.2 grams of rodent chow.

The age of onset of biological adulthood continues to plunge.

Robert Softley is telling the true story of a girl whose parents put her through surgery rather than let her face the onset of an adulthood which, they felt, would only make her profound disabilities worse.

Until recently, that hasn't been the case for foster children, for whom the onset of legal adulthood has meant the cutting off of council funding for their placements.

Thus, the timing of onset to adulthood is not fixed, but rather is affected by growth rate, suggesting that the hormones that trigger growth interact with the hormones that trigger developmental transitions.

Retrospective radiographic study of 6 patients with L5 spondylolysis observed prospectively before the onset of lysis through adulthood.