Sentence examples for a substantial age from inspiring English sources

The number of very large craters in the southern highlands implies a substantial age for the surface.

As a member of a San Francisco neighborhood council put it: "There is a substantial age and experience divide on this issue.

There was a substantial age gap between me and my siblings, and I could usually be counted on to keep the little ones undrowned, unelectrocuted, fed, watered, rediapered.

With so many players participating in junior leagues before attending college, the result is a substantial age difference between the hockey players and the rest of the student body.

It was significantly negatively associated with living in the Northern Province, the relationship being poor and there being a substantial age difference between partners.

A number of recently published studies have established a substantial age dependence of the response of ACL fibroblasts to stimulation by platelet-rich plasma (PRP).

Data indicate that a substantial age-related increase in NO levels occurred in muscle fibers during contractile activity and this was associated with an increase in muscle eNOS.

There is a substantial age-related decline in dopamine system markers, especially in striatum of the order of 8% per decade.

In conclusion, the data obtained are partly consistent with our hypothesis since they indicate that NO bioavailability is increased in muscle from old mice which showed a substantial age-related increase in NO levels in muscle fibers during contractile activity.

Recently, we have shown that in Syrian golden hamsters, which exhibit a substantial age-related increase of hypertriglyceridemia and FI in the pancreas, there is further progression of pancreatic FI and carcinogenesis upon treatment with a carcinogen, N-nitrosobis (2-oxopropyl) amine (BOP), while the animals are fed a high-fat diet (HFD).

Although we cannot exclude diminished statistical power to detect a more substantial age impact because of limited patient numbers in much older cohorts, more than half of our patients were older than 60 years and approximately 20% even ⩾70 years.