Sentence examples for age drop from inspiring English sources

Grittier individuals also tend to have more stable life outcomes: they make less career changes (when controlled for other personality traits and age), drop out less frequently during training, and have longer-lasting marriages (Eskreis-Winkler et al. 2014; Duckworth and Quinn 2009).

These differences only reached statistical significance in the cycloYAG group (P < 0.03 for the absolute IOP drop, P < 0.02 for the % age drop) (Table 4).

Phosphatidylserine seems to strengthen cell membranes and nerve sheathing, protecting nerve transmissions; making up 70 percent of cell membranes, levels with age drop causing brittleness, 200 mg daily.

After 9 p.m., the age drops and is more reflective of the neighborhood's new mix.

"At any age, dropping a friend is a delicate matter and should be handled kindly," he said.

Mr. Paul's support diminishes with age, dropping to just over 1 in 10 among voters age 65 and older, a group that favors Mr. Romney.

That age dropped to 29.92 for the A.L.C.S., where the Yankees were beaten by the comparatively inexperienced but younger Rangers, who averaged 28.64.

The ageing process may be gradual but the realisation that it is fully under way is like a large penny (or shilling, depending on your age) dropping with an unwelcome clang.

At the same time Japan's fertility rate, the average number of births per woman of child-bearing age, dropped to 1.34 last year, the lowest since 1947 and far lower than the 2.08 needed to maintain a stable population.

But contributions to the A.L.S. Association have stayed about twenty-five per cent higher than in the year before the challenge, and the average donor age dropped from above fifty to thirty-five.

Nilu also takes charge of her destiny at an early age, dropping out of her privileged convent school and running off to find Raja (that "low-class boy," her mother sniffs).