The phrase "age clearance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to age verification or approval, often in legal, medical, or regulatory settings.
Example: "Before participating in the study, all participants must obtain age clearance from the ethics committee."
Alternatives: "age verification" or "age approval".
This finding is related to our hypothesis that immunization may be successful in inducing the production of protective anti-AGE antibody and may form immune complexes with antigen of AGE, thus inducing AGE clearance.
The negative association between creatinine clearance and skin AF can be explained from the fact that the kidney is the major site of AGE clearance.
Drugs such as thiazolidinediones, metformin, and angiotensin receptor blockers have been shown to decrease AGE formation and promote AGE clearance and degradation possibly by inducing the formation of sRAGE.
The influence of the covariate age on clearance was also tested using a bilinear function with two distinct slopes, i.e., a linear increase in clearance for age values below the median age and a linear decrease in clearance for age values higher than the median age (Eq. 5).
Baseline weight, age, creatinine clearance, sex, race, and PASI score were tested as covariates on CL/F and V/F.
When age, creatinine clearance, troponin, or sepsis was forced into the final model, these variables did not change the model.
Patient age, cleatinine clearance (Ccr), blood urea nitorogen, and urinary protein was not significantly correlated with Log10%amyloid.
Known predictors of outcome in the DIGAMI 2 trial (age, creatinine clearance, glucose at admission, and previous heart failure) were adjusted for in univariable analyses.
In the entire group of participants, the number of tophi correlated with age, creatinine clearance, but not with body mass index or serum urate concentration (Table 2).
These results remained after univariable adjustments for admission glucose, A1C, BMI, sex, previous myocardial infarction, and hypertension, but not for age, creatinine clearance, or previous heart failure.
The direction of the association between age and clearance described by Giuliano et al. in samples from the coronal sulcus, glans penis, shaft, and scrotum from HIV-negative men was in opposite direction; HR-HPV clearance increased with age [ 23].
