The phrase "age interim" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to refer to a transitional period related to age, but it lacks clarity and proper usage.
Example: "During the age interim, many individuals experience significant changes in their perspectives and priorities."
Alternatives: "transitional phase" or "interim period."
Public life OBE (2007); chair, Centre for Policy on Ageing; interim chair, Eden Alternative UK; board director, Skills for Care.
Comparison of Crinone 8% intravaginal gel and intramuscular progesterone supplementation for in vitro fertilization/embryo transfer in women under age 40: interim analysis of a prospective randomized trial.
The 44 years that followed were, in a sense, an "interim age: a post-war parenthesis, the unfinished business of a conflict that ended in 1945 but whose epilogue had lasted for another half century".If the first world war destroyed old Europe, the second, Mr Judt believes, created the conditions for a new, non-ideological Europe.
The age-specific probabilities were derived using age-specific UK interim life tables from Government Actuaries Department that were adjusted by age-specific UK annual incidence of mortality prepared by the Office of National Statistics.
St. Augustine does refer to an "age in between" (interim saeculum), and Julian of Toledo in the seventh century describes his own day as a "middle time" (tempus medium).
Because phosphorylation of Try-216 increases GSK3B activity and phosphorylation of Ser-9 inhibits it (34), these data suggest that, at this interim age, kinase activity of GSK3B is enhanced in Tc1, at least in the cortex.
"It really took us out of the Stone Ages," said John Wildman, interim chief marketing officer and senior vice president at Bally Total Fitness, the nation's largest health club chain.
The final aspect of this study that warrants further mention involves the efficacy equivalence between the two age strata in these interim analyses.
However, in light of disappointing levels of efficacy reported in the target infant age group in the interim analysis of the Phase III trial of the leading pre-erythrocytic vaccine RTS,S, and in the continued absence of any highly effective malaria vaccine targeting any stage of the parasite lifecycle, it remains vital that the merits of all promising new approaches are assessed.
The most notable of these minor miracles was its astounding ability to defeat mighty Barcelona over two legs with an aging squad and an interim manager in Roberto Di Matteo — appointed as a care taker in early March after the dismissal of Andre Villas Boas.
