The phrase "age at a cost" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the idea that growing older or aging comes with certain expenses or sacrifices, whether financial, emotional, or otherwise.
Example: "As we age at a cost, we must consider the financial implications of healthcare and retirement planning."
Alternatives: "grow older at a price" or "age with expenses".
Immunisation against MNT takes the form of three doses of vaccine for women of childbearing age, at a cost of roughly US$1.80 in total.
Immunization against MNT takes the form of three doses of vaccine for women of childbearing age, at a cost of roughly US$1.80 in total.
It is responsible for approximately 75,000 fracture events each year in Australia in those over 60 years of age at a cost to the community of $774 M [ 3].
However, modelling has shown that at 90% coverage, these evidence-based nutrition interventions would only reduce stunting by 20% in children under 5 years of age at a cost of Int$9.6 billion per year.
We are continuously bombarded with messages at every turn urging us to join the war against aging (at a cost).
The median district population size in Burkina Faso in 2010 was 233 315, and we assumed that 75% of the district population would be targeted (as a proxy for those aged 2 30 years) at a cost of 1.45 USD per person vaccinated [ 14].
In Norway, for example, parents can access childcare from birth to age five – at a cost that is half the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development average.
In Norway, for example, parents can access childcare from birth to age five, at a cost that's half the OECD average.
The final winner, to be chosen in a few years, will build trucks to replace up to 200,000 aging Humvees at a cost of $50 billion to $100 billion over eight years.
If oxidative damage is an important contributor to ageing [ 1], then those individuals with a high SMR may benefit through slower ageing but at a cost of reduced resource allocation to other traits, although this requires further study [ 22].
Imagine seeing faces and bodies that look like our own, rather than those of youthful actors and actresses telling us to defy our age at any cost.
