The phrase "age differentiated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing variations or distinctions based on age, such as in research, education, or marketing.
Example: "The study revealed that the responses were age differentiated, with younger participants showing different preferences compared to older ones."
Alternatives: "age-specific" or "age-based distinctions".
While hESC properties were inhibited by aged differentiated muscle, the myogenic potential of aged satellite cells seemed to be enhanced by co-cultures with hESCs (Fig. 4A).
They can regenerate any missing body part and maintain adult tissues by replacing aging differentiated cells.
In addition, hESC and ASC proliferation (BrdU incorporation) was also inhibited by aged differentiated muscle (Fig. 4A,C).
In conclusion, the negative influence of aged differentiated niches (both local and systemic), on organ stem cell responses becomes pronounced in the old.
Therefore, despite their general neoorganogenesis potential, the ability of hESCs, and the more differentiated myogenic ASCs to contribute to tissue repair in the old will be greatly restricted due to the conserved inhibitory influence of aged differentiated niches.
Ignoring age-differentiated (sh_{t}^{p}(a)) would lead to an under-estimation of μ of up to 8.1 percentage points.
This age-differentiated study investigated preferences for new digital, situation-adaptive escape route signage with informative and flashing elements under simulated emergency conditions of tilted passenger ships.
Given the technological advances in the design of modern tools and the aging workforce, especially the latter is of interest for practical applications such as the design of age-differentiated workplaces or the development of training procedures, for instance for laparoscopic surgery.
Similarly, age-differentiated excess mortality rates for severe exacerbations were generated using point estimates and changes in relative risks between age groups from Hoogendoorn et al. [ 33].
