Sentence examples for ages thereafter from inspiring English sources

And when they die after a murky but probably human-like lifetime, their nutrient-rich carcasses foster unique pockets of life on the seafloor for ages thereafter.

In females, the prevalence of hypertriglyceridemia increased from 10.6 % at age 18 29 years, peaking at 34.4 % at age 60 69 years; thereafter, the prevalence decreased to 15.4 % in subjects aged ≥90 years (Fig.  4).

Expression of Igf1r in the Igf1+/+ cochlea decreased dramatically from E15.5 to P5, and it increased with age thereafter (Fig. 2B).

The expression levels of each of the CRG mRNAs were lower during embryonic days 10 and 12 and progressively increased with age thereafter.

Although in both studies most infants were exclusively or predominantly breastfed before 3 months of age, thereafter infants in Ditrame Plus were more likely to be mixed fed than infants in the VTS.

Among infants born to HIV-infected mothers with less advanced disease in either randomized group, breastfeeding remained protective until 15 months age; thereafter there was no longer any excess risk of the combined outcome of HIV infection or death.

19 ALS is rare before the age of 40 years and increases exponentially with age thereafter.

Melanomas rarely occur before the age of 15 years, but incidence rises with age thereafter (Armstrong and English, 1996).

In females the lowest rates were in age group 15 29 years, with no clear trend by age thereafter.

Gout was rare in people younger than 20 years (5.11 cases per 100 000 individuals) and it increased with age thereafter.

OA is strongly age-related - it is uncommon before the age of 40, but the prevalence rises rapidly with age thereafter.