The phrase "ages of development" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to different stages or periods of growth and progress in a particular context, such as human development, technology, or education.
Example: "The curriculum is designed to cater to the various ages of development in children, ensuring that each stage is addressed appropriately."
Alternatives: "stages of development" or "phases of development".
Another explanation given to the conflicting results may be that various studies were conducted using different neurobehavioral tests at different ages of development.
To investigate whether EZH2 expression correlates with this early postnatal human neurogenesis, we analyzed human brain sections containing the lateral ventricle SVZ at increasing ages of development.
The aim of this study is to determine the effect of neonatal/prepubertal exposure (post-natal days 2 20) to BBP on maturation parameters and on the morphology, proliferative index and genomic signature of the rat mammary gland at different ages of development (21, 35, 50 and 100 days).
Interestingly, there appeared to be no overall difference between the two groups in the risk of developing, or age of development of, CKD3 or CKD4, or in the rate of functional deterioration (eGFR) once CKD had supervened.
The key ingredient was — is — Pee-wee himself, a being forever arrested at the age of development when sarcasm has just been discovered — it's yummier than chocolate!
Thanks to the support of the government and society, Chinese ethnology entered a golden age of development, with closer exchanges with its international counterparts in the new century.
The age of development can be constrained by the Thames terrace chronology and this implies major landscape changes due to fluvial erosion since initiation of the pipes some 2 Ma and a reactivation event about 1 Ma.
We've lived in the age of perfectionism, longer than we have lived in the age of development driven by our own mistakes, and our approach of learning from those mistakes.
Thus, glaucoma corresponds to two forms depending on the age of development: early-onset (congenital) or later-onset forms.
A recent study demonstrated that the average age of development of CRC in LS was age 61, as opposed to patients being in their 40s.
