Sentence examples for age deficits from inspiring English sources
Age deficits in successful encoding activity in hippocampal and prefrontal regions were more pronounced for SM (pairs) as compared with item memory (faces and scenes).
Although muscle tone improves with age, deficits in strength, coordination, balance, and motor planning may continue.
Accordingly, it has been suggested that age deficits in isometric torque are angle-specific.
Similarly, in humans, PCBs have been associated with reduced fecundability, alterations in menstrual cycle function, thyroid hormone disruption, low birth weight or gestational age, deficits in neurodevelopment, and growth alterations [ Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry (ATSDR) 2000, 2011].
Whereas learning on a Y-maze was impeded in the TG rats at 6 but not 3 months of age, deficits in spatial reference memory and novel object place learning were detected at 3 months [ 8, 10].
Miller's small size and age deficit meant that he conceded a strength advantage to his brothers in backyard cricket matches.
Even so, for people of the same age, deficit accumulation is more closely linked to mortality than age is.
If aging deficits arise from a combination of reduced mitobiogenesis signaling with respiratory impairments, and overactivation of mTOR with cellular hyperfunctions, then such a dual therapeutic approach may yield synergistic benefits.
A height-for-age deficit (Z < −2) was found in 9.6% of the children, whereas weight-for-height (WH) deficit was observed in only 0.6% of them.
Our results have shown that height-for-age deficit was the most predominant indicator of nutritional impairment in contrast with the expected predominance of weight-for-age deficit.
Similar findings were reported in children with constipation secondary to cow's milk allergy, who presented a mean height-for-age deficit (-0.90 ± 1.24) more pronounced than the weight-for-age deficit (-0.67 ± 1.30) [ 21].
