The phrase "age narrow" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, and without context, it is difficult to determine its intended use.
Example: "The age narrow between the two groups made it challenging to find common interests."
Alternatives: "age gap" or "age range".
As people normally age, narrowing of the intervertebral disk spaces causes kyphosis or curvature of the spine.
With the development of experimental design strategies that focus on mechanisms of senescence, researchers refine their hypotheses of aging, narrow the search for its causes, and discover effective interventions.
The leadership of African-American and Latino Christians along with a new generation of the faithful in white America are ending an age of narrow and divisive religion.
As we age, we narrow down our learning based on career choices, but it is essential to expand our knowledge to keep a positive outlook on life and continue to grow.
The study population does not reflect a more 'general' population due to the limited mean age and narrow age range, and the study population is a group of university students rather than a 'normal' population.
Although the range for age was narrow (5.75 6.5 years), we included it in the regression models because it was associated with folate and tHcys as well as %MMA.
I'm not sure we breed his like any more in this age of narrow-gauge specialization.
In an age of narrowing horizons and widespread irrationality, ignorance and violence, he has made it a beacon of global understanding, cultural pluralism, curiosity and education.
These are the principal arbiters of a successful analysis because the aim is to achieve a high probability of capturing true ages within narrow posteriors.
For ΣDEHP metabolites, children had higher LSGM concentrations than adolescents and adults in all cycles but the differences between age groups narrowed over time.
