Sentence examples for ageing figures from inspiring English sources
The latest ageing figures showed the changing nature of Britain's population, as the ONS reported more than half a million people aged 90 and over were living in the UK in 2012, a group the organisation calls the "very old".
It may not be surprising, therefore, if powerful but ageing figures, such as Messrs Mukherjee or Chidambaram, calculate that this is the moment to push for a stronger role in the party.
There are beagles to thank for "Archie and Amélie," Donna M. Lucey's irresistible account of two relatively obscure Gilded Age figures.
Gilded-Age figures such as J.P. Morgan, the financier, summered there.
The number four for the number of world ages figures most frequently.
Likewise, the power of high frequency oscillations of resting heart rate reduced with age (Figures 1 3).
Vascular leakage of EB and albumin was observed in early (3 months of age) (Figures 5 and 6, D F) and late symptomatic Naglu mice (6 months of age) (Figures 5 and 6, G, H, I) in various brain structures.
Experience and age figure in these decisions.
The image appeared to be similar to that prior to the aging (Figure 4a).
Low χ2 values are distributed parallel to the axes of exposure age (Figure 6).
Levels of pri-miR172a and pri-miR172d increased gradually as plants aged (Figure 1A and B).
