The phrase "age of recipient" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you need to specify the age of a person receiving something, such as a gift, message, or service.
Example: "Please ensure that the age of recipient is taken into account when selecting appropriate content for the gift."
Alternatives: "recipient's age" or "age of the recipient".
This Révész effect decreased with increase in the number of inoculated V cells, and with decrease in age of recipient.
Notwithstanding, they reported that 0.3 to 1.8% (depending on age of recipient) of neuronal cells in the host rat forebrain were derived from the donor.
Logistic regression model analysis of patient specific variables influencing access to the waiting list (table 1) showed a negative association with increasing age of recipient.
Respondents aged less than 50 ranked the importance of considering age of recipient in allocation significantly lower (mean rank 6.36) than respondents aged 50 or older (mean rank 9.36) (p = 0.036).
On the other hand, corrected clone 6 formed a normal epidermis that adhered to the underlying dermis and did not blister for at least 385 days, time at which the experiment was terminated because of the age of recipient mice.
Mean maternal age (the maternal age of recipient was included in case of the donor group), mean gestational age, and mean birth weight, as well as sex of controls and ART children, are also described in Table 1.
'Poverty porn' is a no-go and portraying aid workers as martyrs is tacky as well, particularly in this age of recipient-led development.
However, no significant difference was found between pups born from grafted ovarian or control females, independently of the graft status (fresh or cryopreserved) or of the age of recipients and donors.
The second aspect is the age of recipients.
The mean age of recipients was 54 ± 10 years (range 14 70).
The age of recipients and duration of diabetes was in line with that in other studies [ 10, 37].
