The phrase "age concentration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing demographics, population studies, or any analysis involving the distribution of age groups within a population.
Example: "The report highlighted the age concentration in urban areas, showing a significant number of young adults compared to rural regions."
Alternatives: "age distribution" or "age demographics".
In this study, an equilibrium distribution function for water age concentration is proposed within the Eulerian framework based on the existing theory of water age, and it can recover the age concentration equation.
In The Journal of the American Medical Association four years ago, Dr. Robert E. Carroll reported that the aver age concentration of cadmium in the air of 28 American cities showed a marked correlation with death rates from high blood pressure and arterio sclerotic heart disease.
Fish size, age, concentration of triactinomyxon spores, and water temperature all affect infection rates in fish, as does the species of the fish in question.
In Japan, a download code for the game for Nintendo 3DS Virtual Console was sent to users who purchased New Super Mario Bros. 2 or Brain Age: Concentration Training from the Nintendo eShop from July 28 to September 2 , 2012
This study will measure serum CML as an indicator of AGE concentration in blood samples.
In humans the hyperglycemia-induced rise of circulating sVAP-1 levels directly correlates with the plasma AGE concentration [ 79].
It has been found that release of volatile metabolites by the studied microorganisms depends upon the culture age, concentrations of components of the nutrient medium, and volatile by-products released by other microorganisms.
In diabetes, ROS are generated through several pathways, and elevated AGE concentrations have been reported.
While the complex interactions between diet, intestinal microbiota and host metabolism are still being elucidated, no studies have investigated the effect of dietary prebiotics on circulating AGE concentrations.
The SOD activity of EPCs was reduced by 25.9% and 43.7% in AGE concentrations of 200 and 500 μg/ml, respectively.
Because of these interactions with age, concentrations were compared at the 25th (age = 26 years), 50th (age = 41 years), 75th (age = 55 years), and 90th (age = 70 years) percentiles of age.
