Sentence examples for across life span from inspiring English sources

Several polymorphisms of genes and neurotrophic factors have been associated with BN [ 35] and with ADHD across life span [ 36].

Ventricular enlargement may be a result of both brain development and neurodegeneration across life span, and the salience of both aspects may help explain the pervasive finding of ventricular enlargement in schizophrenia.

27, 28 For example, Schmand et al 29 examined the decline across life span in the population density of neocortical synapses which do not reach the level found by AD patients.

Also, they examined the broad effect of education in rising neocortical synaptic density; finally, after considering aging population projections, they concluded that it is important to protect cortical synapses through cognitive stimulation across life span.

The generally accepted relationship between age and death anxiety is that death anxiety decreases across life span, although there is evidence that this decrease occurs from midlife, i.e. beyond the age of the majority of our study sample [ 24], and the impact of sudden mortality salience on death anxiety does not appear to be studied.

In this context, I will present data and arguments supporting the need for informed treatment of patients across the life span and across primary and specialty care practices.

This genetic overlap across cognitive abilities becomes stronger across the life span (Petrill 2002).

The theory proposes that the key criterion for adaptive development is the extent to which someone realizes control of his or her environment across different domains of life and across the life span.

Evidence that RH activity is "compensatory" comes both from performance across the life span and from the relationship between structure and function across the hemispheres.

"It happens to all of us inexorably, and it worsens progressively across the life span".

(Women are more likely to report depression across the life span, too).