The phrase "age slice" is not a standard expression in written English, but it can be understood in certain contexts.
You can use it when discussing a specific segment or demographic group defined by age, often in research or analysis contexts.
Example: "In our study, we focused on the age slice of 18 to 24 years to understand the preferences of young adults."
Alternatives: "age group" or "age category".
I remember once my father took us all to Wales to source some slate and then spent an age slicing it into tiny tiny tiles for a dolls' house roof.' Her father also moved his family into a caravan so they could build their own house.
Given this consistently poor performance for different age slices, it is not surprising to find out that the overall life expectancy for both American men and women is shorter than that of the other comparator countries.
Likewise, as it becomes clearer that the quasi-sacred formal "high" arts experience appeals to a narrow, shrinking and aging slice of the American public, it is teaching artists who have the skills and understanding to create artistic experiences that have the resonance, relevance, and meaning needed to reform the arts as well.
Aged slices of artisanal Manchego cheese, topped with roasted peppers and caramelized tomatoes, gave me the first taste of Ms. Presilla's mojo sauce, a mix of garlic, cumin, oregano and bitter orange juice.
He staged a comeback for the ages, sliced up the Steelers' defense — yes, the Steelers — while leading Denver to victory and even making that overly orange uniform look trendy.
To confirm that the observed deficits in LTP and LTD are not due to the residual UCB in the slices, we tested the effect of acute application of UCB (10 µM) on the induction of LTP and LTD in age-matched slice cultures at 5 days in vitro (DIV).
At this age 0/6 slices increased the event duration and 2/6 decreased the interevent interval in the presence of diazepam (Fig. 6B and C).
They took sediment cores from an offshore region that frequently goes hypoxic, sliced the cores, and determined the age of each slice by measuring the decay of radioactive lead washed in with the sediments.
These results suggest that modulation of neurabin on the synaptic plasticity may depend on brain regions, age of animals, slice preparations, genetic manipulations or acute versus chronic lack of neurabin.
To note, there is no correlation between the age of the slice culture, at the time of recording, and the ability of Ng to enhance synaptic transmission within the time frame used (Supplementary Figure 2).
