The phrase "age is delayed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the perception or experience of aging, possibly in relation to lifestyle, health, or societal factors.
Example: "With advancements in medicine and wellness, many people feel that age is delayed, allowing them to enjoy life more fully at older ages."
Alternatives: "aging is postponed" or "age is held back."
For example, bone age is delayed in children with growth hormone deficiency and accelerated in children with growth hormone-producing tumours.
In fact, the average loss among the losing cohorts typically falls short of 0.5%% of lifetime consumption and is substantially reduced both in size and in scope if the increase in the retirement age is delayed.
When the same technological shift is combined with a less generous pension system (Δρ=−0.02), retirement age is delayed for both people in complex jobs and people in simple jobs (to 69.87 and 59.73 years old, respectively).
Interestingly, similarly to what we observed for mitochondrial fragmentation, the increased disorganization of muscle sarcomeres with age is delayed in age-1(hx546) animals [ 8].
Skeletal age was delayed by an average of 2.5 years, and serum IGF-1 level was at or below the 2nd percentile in 8 of 12 patients.
In the UK, reading age was delayed by up to two months for a five decibel average increase in aircraft noise exposure.
The bone age was delayed by 2 (range 1 6) years.
The remaining seven children (ages 12 17 years) were either Tanner stage 1 or 2. The bone age was delayed by a median 2 (range 1 6) years.
The DCX-immunoreactivity (DCX-ir) in the DG of THY-Tau22 mice was increased at 3 months, and its decrease with age was delayed.
At the current technological stage, lens aging is delayed but with a treatment covering the entire lens volume complete optical rejuvenation is expected.
The results of our studies are consistent with these observations in that the overall progression of aging is delayed in the haploinsufficient p38αAF/+ model.
