The phrase "ages for development" is not correct and may be unclear in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing different stages or periods in the development process, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "The curriculum is designed to cater to the various ages for development in early childhood education."
Alternatives: "stages of development" or "phases of growth".
"After floods, children aged six months to two years – a crucial age for development – usually do not receive the minimum meal frequency and the minimum dietary diversity needed for proper growth," said Dr Qamrul Islam, a former civil surgeon of Sunamganj district.
Almost half of the children aged six months to two years – a crucial age for development – did not receive the minimum meal frequency and two thirds of the children of the same age group did not meet the minimum dietary diversity (at least four food groups per day).
We selected 65 as the age cut-off because this is considered in the literature to be the mean age for development of liver cancer [ 21, 22] and also because it corresponded to the median value of the observed distribution of cases of HCC, guaranteeing the stability of the model.
WITH markets still on edge after the worst financial crisis in decades, and fears of renewed recession stalking the West, this week seemed a poignant moment for China's People's Daily to detect a "golden age of development", for Asia at least.
The importance of methylglyoxal and methylglyoxal-derived AGEs for the development of diabetic vascular complications and hypertension has only recently been recognised.
Another limitation derives from the study's cross-sectional nature, which prevents conclusions concerning the predictive value of AGEs for complication development.
The peak age group for development is in the 6th to 8th decades with a definite male predominance of 4 1.
Several years ago, the WHO used completed age for growth chart development [ 12].
To help select an appropriate cut off age for asthma development, we can plot the cumulative rate of ever development of asthma vs. age [ 8, 16, 167].
For the age category, the sample for validation was younger (average age, 82 years) compared with the sample for development (average age, 84 years) because the former included more elderly persons in the age group between ages 64 and 75 years.
"Fourteen is a sort of magic age for the development of musical tastes," says Daniel J. Levitin, a professor of psychology and the director of the Laboratory for Music Perception, Cognition and Expertise at McGill University.
