Sentence examples for age increases the potential from inspiring English sources

This is because as age increases, the potential for growth decreases [ 20, 61], in other words, the compensatory growth caused by restoration of ad libitum food supplies later in life does not cost as much energy as that which occurs earlier in life.

Indeed, growing evidence suggests that the aging brain retains and even increases the potential for resilience, growth and well-being.

(It also increases the potential audience).

To allow better evaluation of e-model performance, the 'no diabetes' group was restricted to individuals 50 years or older since the incidence of diabetes is strongly associated with age and may increase the potential to identify false negatives.

This was clear in regard to stopping cancer screening, often recommended by physicians when risk overrides benefit (for instance, when a patient's age or existing health problems increase the potential for serious side effects, such as bleeding from a colonoscopy).

This could increase the potential career opportunities coming your way.

And increase the potential for threats.

Aging increases the differentiation potential of myeloid cells [reviewed in (Linton and Dorshkind 2004)], but results also in their functional defects [reviewed in (Gomez et al. 2008)].

The finding that the probability of a good outcome for stroke patients with an NIHSS score of 17 and over rose as age increased indicates potential selection bias.

A later retirement age also increases the size of the potential workforce, and thus the number of taxpayers.

So it reduces the profit potential, or increases the loss potential for those vehicles".