The phrase "adulthood differ" is not correct in English as it lacks proper grammatical structure.
It could be used in a context discussing how adulthood varies among individuals, but it needs to be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "The ways in which adulthood differ among people can be quite fascinating."
Alternatives: "adulthood varies" or "adulthood changes".
In addition, results indicate that the effects of 5-HT1A agonisocialsocial behavior in adulthood differ between rodents and primates.
Cardiometabolic risks in adulthood differ due to several factors such as familial background, ethnicity, geographical areas, people's life style and socioeconomic situation [ 4].
As expected, outcomes from studies of adults diagnosed with ADHD in childhood and followed to adulthood, differ somewhat from findings with samples of clinic-referred adults [ 47] with clinic-referred adults reporting greater functional impairment than controls.
Late-onset depression (late adolescence and adulthood) differs from early-onset depression (childhood and early adolescence) in etiology and phenomenology.
In additional analyses, to test whether change in cognitive function between childhood and adulthood differed with developmental precocity, models with the cognitive score at age 26 or 53 as the outcome were further adjusted for IQ at age 8.
Results from this study suggest that ephemeral changes in a small number of DEGs occur early in life and contribute to different protein abundances associated with healthy and disease traits that become evident in adulthood, differing substantively between physically inactive and inactive animals.
The lines between childhood, adolescence, and adulthood may differ by culture and region.
It is widely recognized that transitions to adulthood may differ across cultures, as other indicators than age (e.g., sexual activity, economic independency, rites of passage) tend to demarcate childhood [ 10].
Since the determinants of phobic fear in adolescence and young adulthood may differ from those in later life, we divided the dataset into two age cohorts so as to test for differences in heritability between the two cohorts.
Although both DZN and chlorpyrifos (Qiao et al. 2003; Slotkin et al. 2001) reduce ChAT activity in cerebrocortical areas and hippocampus in adolescence and adulthood, they differ in their regional targeting and sex selectivity.
The importance of the maternal intake of these micronutrients on respiratory health in childhood and adulthood might differ between developing and Western countries, since the nutritional status of mothers and children in these countries are different.
