The phrase "age developments" is not commonly used in written English and may be unclear in meaning.
It could potentially be used in contexts discussing changes or progress related to age, such as in developmental psychology or gerontology.
Example: "The study focused on age developments in cognitive abilities across different life stages."
Alternatives: "age-related changes" or "developmental milestones by age".
The Golden Age developments are structured as co-ops so they can take advantage of tax abatements granted by the municipality to help reduce living costs for residents.
Don J. Mariani, owner of Senior Resources Network, a group in Merrick that helps the elderly with housing needs, said that resales at Golden Age developments would be better handled through a nonprofit group "to level the playing field," especially in Hempstead, where units are quickly snapped up by friends or family members of existing owners.
The death of Jesus thus becomes in the Christian proclamation the centre of the historical narrative the historical prologue of the covenant leading up to the covenant enactment, or the sacramentum, to use the Latin term of the early church, which in secular use at that time meant primarily the soldier's oath of loyalty to the emperor (see above Late Bronze Age developments).
It remained in the Sergeant family until the 1870s, and survived Gilded Age developments of the late 19th century.
No statistically significant variation in the change in mean W/A Z-score and H/A Z-score values was found across the countries in most age groups (Table 6), which suggest the presence of the same weight and height (adjusted for age) developments in the COSI countries.
It is therefore important to monitor accurately the early age development of autogenous deformation.
Thus, the formation of the charcoal coincides with the Copper Age to Late Bronze Age development of the settlement sites.
Lochman, JE, and Dodge, KA. "Distorted perceptions in dyadic interactions of aggressive and nonaggressive boys: effects of prior expectations, context, and boys' age". Development and Psychopathology 10, no. 3 (January 1998): 495-512.
In each subgroup the AIC value for an age development pattern without turning point, an age development pattern with turning points and age at turning points that yielded the lowest AIC value are presented.
Mortality in these prolonged-stay patients was influenced by age, development of renal failure requiring renal replacement therapy, and pre-existing renal dysfunction.
The manner in which wilds differed in terms of physiology strongly supports the case of difference due to age, development, and life history.
