Sentence examples for age-related variation from inspiring English sources

Previous studies have observed this age-related variation in sleep times in animals, but this was the first study to find it in humans, Dr. Crittenden said.

Age-related variation was evident within an ecosystem type for several ecosystems, but was generally weaker than variation among ecosystems.

Toxicological and enzymatic activities show remarkable age-related variation in G. brevicaudus venom, probably resulting from variation in venom composition.

Our data demonstrate age-related variation across venomics, antivenomics and biochemical profiles of G. brevicaudus venom, and have implications for the management of G. brevicaudus bites, including improving antivenom preparation by combining both venoms.

In both cases, the age-related variation was consistent between the two methods employed.

The present study aimed to assess the impact of augmented information on the age-related variation of visuo-motor adjustments.

Age-related variations may be related to the differences in height and weight between generations (Yoshiike et al. 2002).

To investigate links existing between iNOS and REMS impairments related to aging, we examine the age-related variations occurring in: mRNA and activity of iNOS in brainstem and frontal cortex; sleep parameters under baseline and after treatment by a selective iNOS inhibitor (AMT) in Senescence Accelerated Mice (SAM).

Socio-economic differences account for most of the gender- and age-related variations in utilisation, but not for those related with race.

Significant age-related variations for the density of KA-type and NMDA-type receptors were found in STR and a decrease of the NMDA parameter was found in DC.

To analyze within-/between-subject, in vivo versus in vitro maturation (IVM), and age-related variations of mitochondrial (mt) bioenergy potential and oxidative status of metaphase II (MII) oocytes recovered from hormonally stimulated sheep.