Sentence examples for age can be interpreted from inspiring English sources
Again, each of these thrifty metabolic changes that occur with age can be interpreted as pathological in the present yet adaptive in the past, and clearly represent a type of "senile plasticity" that permitted metabolic frugality [ 69].
These apparent He ages can be interpreted as (A) cooling ages following total thermal resetting, (B) cooling ages following cooling from temperatures which only partially reset the He clocks, or (C) mixed ages of multiple populations.
From one perspective, modern art can be interpreted as a movement toward formal purism, the way Greenberg interpreted it.
Because the conditional growth measure is the portion of size at the second age uncorrelated with size at the first age it can be interpreted as growth over the age period adjusted for regression to the mean (Cameron et al., 2005).
As all AIDA items can be regarded as gender and age fair, differences on the score level between gender and age groups can be interpreted as true developmental differences.
Medical card eligibility depends on income and age and can be interpreted as a proxy measure of socio-economic status.
The proposed hedonic approach simultaneously controls for time-invariant unobserved product effects and age effects, that can be interpreted as a proxy for time-variant unobservables.
Finally, all age-related findings observed in the present study are derived from a cross-sectional dataset and should be interpreted with caution that these age-related changes can be interpreted as developmental effects only with a longitudinal sample in future.
Regenerative tissues depend on specialized adult stem cells, thus aging in these tissues can be interpreted as signs of aging in somatic stem cells [1].
The latter is used for comparison because it is the default for Poisson regression and because the age and period effects can be interpreted as relative risks.
Norms were not calculated separately for gender or different age groups, since Rasch analysis revealed that DESC sum-scores can be interpreted independently of age or gender.
