The phrase "age bounds" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the limits or restrictions related to age, often in contexts such as eligibility criteria or demographic studies.
Example: "The study focused on participants within the age bounds of 18 to 65 years."
Alternatives: "age limits" or "age restrictions".
Bikinis know no age bounds. .
14 The age bounds were based on the uncertainty of aspirin benefits in the elderly, as well as the very low likelihood of CVD and associated preventive medication use before age 30.
Based on Wahlberg et al. [ 61], the stem age of the subtribe Mycalesina was constrained to be 40 ± 5.5 Million Years Ago (Mya) with a normal distribution prior between the minimum and maximum age bounds.
To assess the impact of different tree-shape and clock priors on our results [ 68], we repeated the analysis with yule and calibrated-yule models of speciation, under both normal and uniform distribution priors between the minimum and maximum age bounds calibration points.
They incorrectly used fossil ages as species divergence times for crown groups, while in fact the former should merely form minimum-age bounds for the latter.
Delayed maturers, subjects with age above the upper bound age limit in each cervical stage.
Much of Europe, hamstrung by restrictive labour policies that have hampered corporate change, is slow to abandon its age-bound traditions of apprenticeships and corporate paternalism.
Dr. Mehmet Oz, who calls the penis "the beautiful dipstick of health," and Dr. Michael Roizen, author of The RealAge Makeover, are working to overcome age-bound impotence theories.
This phenomenon may be caused by an unknown age-bound complication of the disease.
The costs and net budget impact of alternative age-bound strategies for use of empiric maintenance treatment with colecalciferol 800 iu daily are shown in table 6. Treating all adults aged 60 years and over, would incur an intervention cost of £2.70bn over 5 years, yet over the same period a −£3.12bn reduction in fall-related costs would produce a net saving of £420M.
To invert this model and estimate brain age, a bounded golden search approach [Kiefer, 1953] was used to seek the minimum residual between the model-estimated VFM value and the measured value.
