Sentence examples for age emphasizing from inspiring English sources

Permanent insulin-dependent diabetes developed in 5 TNDM patients after 8 years of age, emphasizing the need for prolonged follow-up.

He said that after checking with Elijah's teachers, he spent more time and effort with him because of his age, emphasizing putting school before sports and hobbies like playing the drums.

She subsequently demonstrated that the brain can continue to develop at any age, emphasizing the importance of growth and learning throughout life, that male and female brains are structured differently and that stimulating the brain even enhances our immune system.

Dr. John Rex, Vice President of Clinical Research at AstraZeneca, called drug-resistant bacteria one of the great catastrophes of our age, emphasizing that if we don't have a vibrant, diverse pipeline of new antibiotics soon, we're going to be in trouble.

The analysis of autoantibodies to MUC1 glycoforms demonstrated an autoantibody response in early stage breast cancer patients that is highly significantly related to age, emphasizing the importance of using age matched controls in screening.

These studies investigated children older than 19 months of age, whereas our results suggest that these problem behaviors are already moderately stable at an even younger age, emphasizing the need for early assessment.

The secondary exhibition in the final gallery, "Tiffany and the Gilded Age," emphasizes Art Nouveau as a decorative theme in the art and design of the period.

In one especially complex and appealing example, fragments of old Prestype lettering (which itself is waxy and becomes brittle with age) emphasizes the fragile, ephemeral qualities that dominate her work.

The industrial age emphasized rationality, and machines;including computers;never had emotions.

A study of 77 children 1 3 years of age emphasized exposure of toddlers to BFRs in the home (Stapleton et al. 2012a).

A recent episode of acute lead poisoning related to artisanal gold processing in a village in northwestern Nigeria that killed 25% of the population < 5 years of age emphasizes the hazard that lead continues to pose in many places around the world (Dooyema et al. 2012).