Sentence examples for age normal from inspiring English sources

A few decades back, Dr. Kupfer said, "what was striking to me was the lack of anyone getting a depression diagnosis, because that was 'normal aging.'" We don't find depression in old age normal any longer.

Weaning occurred at an average of 89 ± 1.6 d of age (early weaning; EW) or 232 ± 1.8 d of age (normal weaning; NW); supplemental diets were either 12 or 17% CP.

Previous studies have shown that this technique is effective for clinical analysis of single patients; however, the effects of age normal age-related changes on these data were unknown.

By the end of October, credit will have frozen as solid as the Thames River in 1635 during the Little Ice Age, normal businesses won't have enough money in the bank to pay people's paychecks, and people's retirement plans will have shriveled to half the current size.

Electrocardiogram results were tabulated as normal, borderline or prolonged according to gender and age normal ranges (adult males and children (1 12 years): normal: <430 msec; borderline: 430 450 msec; prolonged: >450 msec.

Same age normal Wistar rats (24) were used for comparison.

On the other hand, other clinical and laboratory factors should be considered in the severity assessment of the ACPE population treated with CPAP, such as advanced age, normal-to-low blood pressure, hypocapnia, or severe alteration of gas exchange [ 5].

IL-6 was also increased in aged 12-week HRLF versus aged normal controls (p < 0.05).

In this study we aim to calculate the age-by-age normal values of circulating AMH.

The aging normal animals maintain a very steady level of O4 at least until 18 months of age despite decreasing levels of proliferating NG2 cells.

IL-10, IL-4 and IL-11 were all upregulated at 3 DPI in young mice and aged normal progressors (AM) (Fig. 6A, B, and C).