The phrase "age reacted" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe how someone or something responded to a certain age or age-related situation, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "As the years went by, the community's attitude towards the elderly age reacted in unexpected ways."
Alternatives: "age responded" or "age influenced".
This is why the neoconservatives of the second age reacted against what Va e calls "the conquest of the Democratic Party by the forces of the New Left," begun in 1968 and completed in 1972, when George McGovern won the presidential nomination.
Investors in the market for less than five years, regardless of age, reacted similarly, reducing their projection two points to 20%.
Why do they have to talk about his age?" Reacting to Sergeant's decision yesterday, Phillips sounded somewhat contrite.
You will see people of all ages reacting, responding, discussing with their friends, or even with strangers, these odd-looking things that are hanging in the National Gallery until July.
Periodontitis results when AGEs react with receptors of advanced glycosylation end products (RAGEs), in the periodontal tissues.
(1992) have reported that AGEs react with NO produced by endothelial cells.
The indigenous Bronze Age societies reacted vigorously to the culture of the Phoenicians and then the Greeks, adopting eastern Mediterranean values and technologies.
Additionally, children as young as five or six years of age may react negatively to peers with obvious symptoms strabismus [ 6– 8].
So today all the pieces and videos featured on the Opinion site and pages have been by contributors in that age group, reacting to current news events.
We all know that with age, we react slower, see less well, and find it more challenging to multitask.
The Fine Bros have been making quite a name for themselves with their reaction vid series, which feature select age groups reacting to a number of political events and cultural phenomenons (see: Elders React to Snapchat, Kids React to Old Computers, and Teens React to Cigarette Commercials).
