Sentence examples for a typical age from inspiring English sources

A typical age for the diagnosis of autism is, lo and behold, 18 months to two years.

At 60, he's at a typical age when many of its executives decide to call it quits.

A typical age hardening and softening response was obtained during the aging treatment, as well as during the exposure to elevated temperatures.

Da Beast is a creature I have lived with since I was 11, a typical age for O.C.D. to snarl into one's life without invitation or warning.

It's worth finding out whether there is a typical age or gender for the attendees (for instance, if it's an event for female executives, or for recruits straight out of college), and any commonalities in geography, functional role, industry, etc.

If they survive to a typical age of 83, these couples will lose almost $25,000 in lifetime benefits.

Heart failure (HF) is a typical age-associated disease and is characterized by unique physiological and morphological changes in aged myocardium [reviewed in (Lakatta & Sollott, 2002)].

After a brief description of each there is a statement about "What's a typical age-related change?" After studying the above document in detail, one could conclude that generally speaking it isn't what signs of dementia we have that matter.

One of the most widely accepted models of OA, a typical aging joint disease, is the destabilization of the medial meniscus in young mice [26].

Menopause is a typical age-related disease [ 136].

4 The lesions have a typical age-dependent distribution pattern.