The phrase "age override" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a specific age requirement is being disregarded or changed, often in legal, technical, or policy discussions.
Example: "In this system, the age override allows users under 18 to access certain features with parental consent."
Alternatives: "age exemption" or "age modification".
As has consistently been the case in previous analyses from Butajira [ 6, 9] there is a mortality disadvantage associated with rural living which overrides age and gender effects.
Although Robin Marantz Henig's excellent article ended on a note of resignation, given the proper tools even the most anxious children in this age of neuroplasticity can override their neural presets and make a world of difference in their lives.
In our analysis, gene expression was not dominated by genotype-specific changes that might override subtle age-related changes in gene expression.
However, the normal bone phenotype observed in 34-week old Lef1+/− female mice favors the hypothesis that androgen signaling, much like aging in females, overrides the skeletal sensitivity to Lef1 haploinsufficiency by restraining bone turnover.
However, age and culture can eventually override this genetic influence, a new study finds.
Opioid addiction also seemed to override the effects of age and gender on mortality.
With the new age-based ratings, however, developers can't override the rating without going back and taking the questionnaire again and editing their answers.
Any effect may have been overridden by ageing effects because O. davisae males rapidly lose mating performance (Fig. 2B).
Further, we found that malnutrition strongly affected age-associated transcript patterns overriding the differences between the lines.
It was suggested that the dietary intake of β-alanine was probably sufficiently high in the elderly group as to override any trend to a lower M-Carn with age.
