Sentence examples for a function of older from inspiring English sources

It's surely a function of older age that makes you a conscious admirer of the street lights of New York City parks, the urban-adventurer equivalent of developing a taste for dark chocolate.

Figure 6 shows the size of raw age declines as a function of older adults' performance for event-cued prospective memory proper, event-cued vigilance and time-cued vigilance tested in the laboratory, and for time-cued prospective memory proper and time-cued habitual prospective memory tested in natural settings.

Panel A shows dp calculated by Henry et al. as a function of older adults performance (test difficulty) for laboratory conditions that were free of age-confounds only (color of the circles indicate prospective memory subdomain: red = event-cued prospective memory proper, blue = event-cued vigilance, green = time-cued vigilance).

Figure 4c shows raw age declines as a function of older adults' performance; it demonstrates that as the test becomes easier, the raw differences between proportions of younger and older persons diminish, clearly limited by the ceiling, the diagonal line indicating maximum possible age decline for a given level of older adults' (lower scoring group's) performance.

Perinatal history (e.g. weeks of breastfeeding) was generally not associated with exposure measures in this population; this may be a function of older age of the children.

A recent trial, however, has indicated that reduced glomerular filtration is a function of older age, and that there are no differences between hypertensive and normotensive patients [ 10]; hypertensionis present in nearly 90% of ADPKD patients once they have renal failure.

"I think this is pretty much a function of old patriarchal norms a perception that men bring authority, even in comedy, and that male audiences expect to see men in these roles," says Amanda Lotz, professor of communication studies at the University of Michigan and author of Redesigning Women: Television after the Network Era.

Says psychologist and animal welfare advocate Pia Salk: "Dementia is a function of getting older; an older woman caring for one or more cats may in fact appear 'crazy.'crazy

That's entirely a function of being older, and that's a joy".

Specifically, the performance of younger adults can be plotted as a function of performance of older adults for all previous investigations (cf., L'Abbé plot [46]) and then find the best fitting theoretical effect size curve (see Figure 4b for examples) using double variate error minimization methods, either with or without weighting each point by its sample size.

Panel C shows the magnitude of raw ProM age-related declines as a function of performance of older adults; it highlights that the size of the age decline is directly dependent upon the performance of older adults, r = −0.63 (see Uttl [2], [3], [5]; see McDaniel & Einstein for an independent replication of this finding [14]).