Sentence examples for a reflection of age from inspiring English sources

In the studied collection, the polished samples are typically associated with higher pH and DP, however, this could also be a reflection of age or past storage.

Multivariable analysis of a representative sample of the data-set (Tables 6 and 7) showed that the only significant risk factor was the number of medicines the patient was taking, which may in itself be a reflection of age, gender and status as a medical patient.

Although this is partly a reflection of age differences across clusters, health status alone cannot fully explain the association.

However, a major hurdle towards an advanced comprehension of the human microbiome is its huge intra- and interpersonal variation as a reflection of age, gender, immune system, physiologic status, diet and hygiene, along with many other cultural or lifestyle factors.

Because telomere length is a reflection of aging and known to affect degenerative changes in organ systems, gait speed may be associated with telomere length.

Our results support the conclusion that these results are more a reflection of age-related increases in ΔCMRO2, minimized by the effects of increased ΔCBF, than age-equivalence in neural activity per se (cf. Restom et al. 2007).

Interesting that the satirical is so popular, but perhaps that's a reflection of the age.

I'm sure that's a reflection of my age and job.

Few of the artists display love as anything pleasant enough; but, then, maybe this is a reflection of the age of the participants.

The occasional larger farm often has a Georgian house simple and dignified, a reflection of the age of consolidation.

"The taste for P is a reflection of the age we live in," says Hastings, who now runs a casino party business.