The phrase "age phase of" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing developmental stages or periods in life, but it is better to use more common expressions.
Example: "During the age phase of adolescence, individuals experience significant physical and emotional changes."
Alternatives: "stage of life" or "developmental phase".
Dawne Bell is assistant head of secondary education at Edge Hill University, and has responsibility for recruitment and employment across the 11-19 age phase of teacher education.
This would imply that when APP function is disturbed, this might predominantly affect the brain during adolescence - the age phase of enhanced plasticity.
The aDNA samples (sample ID: OaM1-5) belong to the Viking Age phase of the Mulli site (1090 930 BP, Table 1).
Comparing the 380 survey participants to the 137 non-participants showed that the groups had similar distributions in terms of gender, age, phase of disease and treatment status.
The proliferation and apoptotic rates in the mammary gland vary numerous times throughout life depending on age, phase of the menstrual cycle, parity, puerperal involution, and menopause.
Age, phase of the menstrual cycle, sexual activity, contraceptive choice, pregnancy, presence of necrotic tissue or foreign bodies, and use of hygienic products or antibiotics can disrupt this ecosystem.
Also, the small number of publicly available mouse and human expression experiments recording the age phases of cardiac tissue affects the impact of our results.
Furthermore, the research design, with four cases, allows a synthesis of the experiences of both sexes with a variety of diseases, ages, phases of life, and contexts.
The site conditions, stand age phase (50 70 years), and species composition of the experiment represent many monocultures and mixed species stands in Central Europe quite well.
He described it as having everything needed "for your package tour to Mars," including mean-solar and sidereal time, age and phase of the moon and equation of time indicators.
These results imply the existence of a tissue-independent genetic program that correlates with age and phase of human growth.
