Sentence examples similar to ageing terms from inspiring English sources

Short term aged, long term aged and un-aged samples were prepared for ultrasonic measurements.

That taught me that if we put it in age terms, we can motivate patients".

It was not really possible in age terms – Decca was 11 years older – and in racial terms?

He basically effectively said New Labour was dead and it was time for a new generation, not in age terms but in terms of ideas.

We can perhaps be grateful that the Columbine killers saw themselves in media-age terms as performers, who chronicled their thoughts and actions in great detail.

The other is a composite of Machine Age terms describing technology, drawn from 1920s-1930s American periodicals.

Those users still thought of machines in pre-information age terms.

But it hardly wants its flagship service to just fade away into the background like the old fart it actually is in Internet age terms.

The coefficient of the term for sport activities is significantly negative, and the coefficient for the age terms are significantly positive.

Model also included fractional polynomial terms for age and body mass index and interactions between age terms and body mass index terms, age terms and family history of diabetes, and age terms and smoking status (see fig 1).

Cubic age and risk-allele score × age terms were not significant (both P > 0.14).