Sentence examples for age enhanced from inspiring English sources

Withdrawal from ethanol either at 0, 3 or 5 days of age enhanced the tendancy toward increased synaptosomal uptake and conversion, but the magnitude of change depended upon the time of exposure and the age at which withdrawal was initiated.

Early rewarded experiences (either at 1 4 or 5 8 days of adult age) enhanced retention performance in 9 12-day-conditioned bees when they were tested at 17 days of age.

In this context, we also noticed that omigapil already at 12 weeks of age enhanced the ameliorative effect of mini-agrin and improved fibre size distribution (Fig 7F), mean fibre size (Fig 7D), muscle area (Fig 7E), grip strength (Fig 7I) and locomotion (Fig 7H).

The wisdom that comes with age enhances our decision-making abilities and social skills in the workplace.

Mandatory voting would tend to even out disparities stemming from income, education and age, enhancing our system's inclusiveness.

Those trapped in the deeper wells continue to age enhancing the cage diffusion timescale and consequently the viscosity, which lowers the magnitude of strain allowing more particles to age.

Indeed exposing children to interesting books at an early age enhances the chances of continual reading into their adult lives.

Should gestational age enhance the prediction performance, it will also be included.

The higher incidence of infection in those of a younger age enhances the magnitude of this issue.

Furthermore, excluding patients < 45 years of age enhances screening efficiency because this younger age group accounts for approximately two-thirds of all ED visits but only 3% of patients in the ED diagnosed with heart failure.

The availability of assessment tools increases with the child's age, enhancing the researcher's ability to focus on specific developmental domains that may be affected by the exposure of interest.