Sentence examples for age of in from inspiring English sources

'THE AGE OF InON' In previews; opens on Sunday.

We investigated whether gestational age of in utero low-protein diet played a role in the subsequent development of adult hypertension and whether it is gender dependent and examined whether flutamide (a specific, nonsteroidal competitive antagonist of the androgen receptor) reduces blood pressure in rat offspring that are exposed to in utero low-protein diet (6%).

Before radio, before phonographs, at a time when cards and dice were tainted in the popular imagination by their association with gambling, that first version of Life in some ways opened the modern age of in-home games.

This, I've realized, is because 22 is the age of in-betweens -- in between adolescence and adulthood, in between relationships, in between this job and that career -- and it's nearly impossible to know who you are when you are still "becoming".

The mean age of in-hospital hip fracture patients was 81.52 years (SD 10.15) and 57.2% were women.

The mean age of in-patients seen by the palliative care team was 39.1 years; the average life expectancy in Malawi is 53 years [ 12].

11 Population-based infection-related mortality rates for Indigenous adults in central Australia therefore remain higher than those of some African countries prior to the current HIV pandemic and the median age of in-hospital death is only 48 years.

It ushered in a new age of realism in literature.

"In the golden age of capitalism, in the 1950s and 60s, everyone shared in income growth".

"We're in an age of abstraction in ballet.

In this age of faith in technological progress, we are susceptible to temporal chauvinism.