The phrase "ages for example in" is not correct and does not form a coherent expression in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks clarity, making it difficult to determine its intended use.
Example: "There have been many changes in technology over the ages, for example in communication methods."
Alternatives: "such as in" or "like in".
These patterns can be related to (1) soil parent materials, for example, in the distribution of quartz, (2) climate impacts, for example, in the distribution of feldspar and kaolinite, (3) soil age, for example, in the distribution of carbonate in young glacial deposits, and (4) possible anthropogenic loading of phosphorus (P) and lead (Pb) to surface soil.
One explanation might be a lower biological age, for example, in poodles.
These experiences are related to gestational age, for example, in one study a medical termination before any symptoms of pregnancy were perceived was described as involving a 'loss' whereas a surgical termination was described as a 'death' [ 16].
Some similarities in epigenetic changes due to DNMT3a inactivation and aging, for example in DNA methylation poor "canyons" (Challen et al., 2014; Sun et al., 2014a), suggest that inactivation of DNMT3a might, to some extent, accelerate the epigenetic drift and HSC mosaicism associated with normal aging and resultant predisposition to myeloid neoplasia.
Some studies have reported increasing prevalence with age; for example, in a 1997 study of healthy individuals from Manitoba, including 469 aged 20 to 34 y and 265 aged 35 to 64 years, the prevalence of H. pylori infection was 35% and 46%, respectively.
With traditional age adjustment, the adjusted 10-year relative survival estimates were quite close to or lower than the crude estimates, even when the age distribution was shifted towards the younger ages as, for example, in oral cavity and bladder cancers.
Across all age groups, we identified higher astigmatism prevalence in men, particularly evident in middle to later ages (for example 39.5%% in women and 46.2 % in men aged 70 74).
Where detailed datasets are available with complete and accurate birthweight and gestational age data (for example in higher or middle income settings), these will be analysed to test and compare the simplified per 100 or per 1000 live births denominator to a more precise indicator option to ascertain correlation between risk and the more precise indicator, and sensitivity to change over time.
This would mean a high societal and economic impact in all study countries, particularly where typical state retirement ages are higher, for example in Brazil, Germany and the UK [65] and the US [65,66,67], compared to Turkey [58 for women, 60 for men] and China [60].
Declines in muscle mass and strength are expected aspects of aging, alongside a range of age-related changes, for example in vascular, endocrine, and neuronal function, 6 but there is significant variability between individuals in rates of loss.
