The phrase "age favored" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing preferences or advantages related to age, but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "In this competition, the younger participants seemed to be age favored, outperforming their older counterparts."
Alternatives: "age-preferred" or "advantaged by age".
MIT professor Andrew McAfee, who raised many concerns about increasing automation in his book, "The Second Machine Age," favors an expansion of the earned income tax credit over a universal basic income.
Thus selection to maintain survival should decline with age, favoring pleiotropic alleles that have positive effects at young ages and negative effects at older ages, and allowing alleles that are simply deleterious at old ages to reach a high frequency.
Japanese HCV-infected patients tend to be older than those in other countries and their older age favors the onset of HCC.
Results from the mixed effect model based on 10 trials at each session (1, 2 and 3) indicated a statistical significant effect of age, favoring the young group in RT for the upper extremity (p < 0.001 −170.77 ms (95%CI −209.4 to −132.0)).
ICC denotes Intra-class Correlation Coefficient, CV denotes Coefficient of variance and TE denotes Typical Error Results based on 10 trials from the mixed effect model indicated a statistical significant effect of age, favoring the young group in reaction time for the lower extremities (p < 0.001 −224.33 ms (95%CI −274.6 to −173.9)).
Finally, the inclusion of both genders and a rather broad range of ages favored the generalizability, as pain perception might differ between ages [7, 16] and between genders [1, 3, 7].
In baseline simulations, selection on maturation parameters corresponding to younger ages favored lower threshold sizes for maturation (Fig. 2a).
In a Gallup poll, 70 percent of people in the 18-to-34 18-to-34 18-to-34 sage-sex marangee, while only 39 percent ofavorede 55 and older did.
Many Asians, especially Chinese and Vietnamese men of a certain age, favor fresh bile.
Synthetic compounds are just as effective for many of these ailments, but many Asians, especially Chinese and Vietnamese men of a certain age, favor fresh bile".
