The phrase "age accelerated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a process or phenomenon where aging occurs at a faster rate than normal.
Example: "The harsh conditions of the environment have led to an age accelerated effect on the local wildlife."
Alternatives: "premature aging" or "accelerated aging".
Additionally, treatment with a progesterone antagonist, RU486, during the rapid growth period (one to three months of age) accelerated bone mass acquisition by stimulating of bone formation in the female WT mice.
This study found that ovariectomy at a young age accelerated the age-associated increase in MAP whereas E2 replacement in the ovariectomized rats markedly attenuated this effect.
While our heritability estimate may seem low, empirical evidence (19) has suggested that fitness related traits tend to have lower heritability than morphological traits because selection acts to purify deleterious genetic variation, and one might consider age accelerated residuals in the former category.
For IEAA, a positive value indicates that DNA methylation age is higher than expected given the individual's chronological age (accelerated aging), whereas a negative value indicates that DNA methylation age is lower than expected given the individual's chronological age (decelerated aging).
NCAH may be associated with a variety of hyperandrogenic symptoms presenting either in childhood (precocious puberty), or sometimes later in adulthood (acne, infertility)., Precocious puberty may present in childhood, with advanced bone age, accelerated growth, and premature development of pubic or axillary hair.
More broadly, Labour, like the centre-left across Europe, needs a coherent response to the trends of the modern age – accelerating globalisation, transformative technological change and the long-term affordability and effectiveness of the welfare state.
The difference in outward appearance increases with age, accelerating at puberty, and reaching its maximum sometime in adulthood.
Thermal aging accelerated the degradation of the BFRP plates in distilled water or alkaline solution at 20, 40 and 60 °C.
This means that with hormonal aging (accelerated by menopause) we women stand to lose more than our reproductive responsibility.
Associated with the premature skin ageing, accelerated cellular replicative senescence is found in WS fibroblasts (Tollefsbol and Cohen 1984).
Thus, as the mice aged, accelerated development of joint degeneration, as well as a number of other musculoskeletal abnormalities, was noted [ 36].
