"age peculiarities" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to the unique characteristics or traits that are commonly associated with a particular age group. Example: "As we age, we begin to experience certain age peculiarities, such as a decrease in physical stamina and an increase in wisdom."
One of the peculiarities of aging is that when young we try to escape our past - we want a clean slate to write our futures on - the past and all its old world burdens and miseries is something we want to put far behind us - but as we age the past becomes more and more intriguing to us as strangely, it moves closer.
However, the age-dependent and regional peculiarities of distribution of glutamine synthetase (GS), an enzyme responsible for generation of glutamine, and factors regulating its enzymatic activity in mammalian skin remain undisclosed.
It epitomises the peculiarities of the age of science.
We might see Af Klint's art and her whole life struggle as symptomatic of an age, a culture and the peculiarities of her psychological and emotional make up.
Moreover, his New England Unitarianism made it difficult for him to appreciate the acceptance of the miraculous or supernatural among peoples of another age or to understand the peculiarities of the conquistadors.
However, physiological and physiopathological peculiarities in this age group lead to differences in the pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics of the medications administered, making the prescription process complex and often inappropriate [ 7, 8].
The paper will focus on the scope of the time-limited ageing analyses, the methodology and peculiarities of the adaptation of ASME BPVC will also be considered in the paper.
Thus, Goncharova and colleagues studies focused on basic and complex issues which are important for better understanding of individual peculiarities of human aging.
Each industrial construction, on the other hand, has its own peculiarities depending on, for example, age of construction and aging, hosted industrial activities, structural and morphological modifications during its lifetime, and so on.
