The phrase "ages assuming" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or unclear expression, and without additional context, it is difficult to determine its intended use.
Example: "In the discussion of historical events, ages assuming different perspectives can lead to varied interpretations."
Alternatives: "considering different eras" or "taking into account various ages".
Based on our estimates, avoided deaths would represent 1 8% of cardiopulmonary and lung cancer deaths among those ≥ 30 years of age and 1 7% of all deaths for all ages, assuming constant baseline mortality rates.
Until now age estimates for the origin of the East African radiations have been mainly based on geological information, e.g. on lake ages, assuming that divergence of endemic clades took place after the formation of lacustrine habitats [ 27, 28].
Carboniferous ages assumed at the time are now considered early Paleozoic sediments and Triassic granite.
She is sanguine about old age, assuming there is little she can do about saving until her son and daughter finish school.
We also project our terror of death onto the aged, assuming that fear and depression must stalk the final years of life.
We don't need to see every major milestone and death, but just some brief scenes depicting Peggy in the 1980s or Don in old age, assuming he makes it to old age.
The case involved a child who was anatomically female but began to identify as a boy at an early age, assuming a male first name and wearing boys' clothes.
Hopefully, the parents will feel as enthusiastic about the school as their children age, assuming the schools remain open.
They concluded that MOB/VLL would yield a positive ROI as a consequence of averted healthcare costs if 7 falls were prevented among a 140 participating older adults (≥50 years of age), assuming that 100 completed the program.
I know I was at that age (assuming he's also in his early 20s).
20 This fact may offer a possible explanation for the increased mortality rate among those > 80 years of age, assuming the same expectancy life in all countries.
