The phrase "age widened" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe an increase in age or a broader age range, but it lacks clarity and proper context.
Example: "As the years went by, the age widened between the two generations, leading to differing perspectives."
Alternatives: "age increased" or "age range expanded".
Heart age deviation widened with increasing age and was very much higher if people smoke.
Between 2000 and 2010, the gender gap in life expectancy at age 60 widened from 2.9 (18.8 years for men versus 21.7 years for women) to 3.4 years (19.6 years for men versus 23.0 years for women) [ 2].
While the total number of households with children declined and the number that included someone 65 or older increased, the age gap widened between New York City and residents of the rest of the state, who, taken together, are growing older at a faster rate.
So the gap between people on Newstart and most other people of working age has widened".
Major changes occurred for cancers of lung, breast, and prostate as the age gradient widened considerably.
But 120 years later, in the midst of a "New Gilded Age," the widening gap between rich and poor in the city looks eerily familiar, thus making investigative journalism in the muckrakers' spirit just as vital and urgent today.
In an age of widening partisanship and plummeting trust in government, this outpouring of philanthropy has produced a distinct breed of philanthropist: The policy-making billionaire.
In this new Gilded Age of widening equality, they represent an American plutocracy.
As a Christian socialist who was part of Boston's progressive circles involved with labor rights, urban slums, and women's suffrage, she was concerned that the United States, in the midst of the Gilded Age's widening inequality, was becoming an overseas empire.
As presented in Table 4, the re-sampling confidence intervals for the two age groups widen sufficiently to overlap for both sexes.
