The phrase "age desire" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear what context or meaning you intend to express with this phrase, making it difficult to determine when it could be used.
Example: "The age desire for youthfulness can lead to unrealistic beauty standards."
Alternatives: "desire for youth" or "yearning for youthfulness".
The subsequent clinical recommendations for mutation carriers need to take into account the patient's age, desire for future childbearing, and other medical history when prescribing screening interventions or prophylactic surgery.
Additionally, the target sample size was not achieved most likely a result of slower than anticipated recruitment as a consequence of strict eligibility criteria (age, desire for future fertility, and not yet started adjuvant treatment).
* All logistic regression models are adjusted for the variables shown in the table and country of origin, annual income, marital status, age, desire for future pregnancy, number of pregnancies and number of elective abortions.
As teachers age, desires for lighter burdens are normal.
Women and men exert this skinny allure: La Carmencita the Spanish dancer and W Graham Robertson the aesthetic dandy are two monuments to gilded age desires.
However, as the substitution ratio of the alternative materials for OPC increases, a hydration reaction will be delayed, and therefore it will be difficult to have early age desired mechanical performance.
Indeed, a car is the first thing an American teenager of driving age desires -- to drive away from home is an established American rite of passage.
The registration window that pops up will ask you for all the standard stuff: email, gender, age, desired display name and password, etc.
But "Heading South" is much more than a dispassionate examination of middle-age desire.
But the style of her prose, and her focus on teen-age desire, ambition, and secrecy, have a broad, cinematic appeal.
IV As far as secular angels go there is always one, in Venice, in Milan, hardening that horn of ageing desire and its devastations, while skiers plunge and slide soundlessly past crevasses, invisible as thoughts, like the waitress buttoning her uniform already pronged by an invisible horn and lids that sometimes closed as if her form slept in the white peace after an avalanche.
