Sentence examples for aging principal from inspiring English sources

Writing in The New York Times Book Review, William Laurence, a former Times science editor, praised Mr. Lamont for preserving the recollections of the aging "principal protagonists" of the Manhattan Project.

Dallas Anderson, an expert on the epidemiology of dementia at the National Institute on Aging, the principal financer of dementia research in the United States, said the new studies were "rigorous and are strong evidence".

The current indicator adjusts for differences in age, principal diagnosis and procedures.

Data were also requested on the admitting hospital, patient's age, principal diagnosis code (international classification of diseases (ICD -10) and outcome ICD -10e candgoutcomedincharged alive, died or censored.

Information obtained from the data extraction forms were as follows: the characteristics of the participants (age, principal health problem, and severity of disease), the type of intervention, the outcomes of the undertaken treatment, and the design of the reported study form.

Since harmonized individual data were available from the BCAC studies, associations were assessed by pooled analysis using Cox proportional hazard models (allowing for study entry by left truncation) stratified by study and adjusted for tumour stage, tumour grade, ER status, age, principal components to account for population substructure, and radio- and/or chemotherapy.

The expected number of readmissions is calculated using a standard logistic regression model, accounting for clustering through generalized estimating equations, and adjusting for age, principal diagnosis, and 30 comorbidity indicators based on Part A claims which include claims for hospital care, skilled nursing facility care, and hospice and home health services during the year before admission.

PV receives support from National Institute on Aging grant K99 as37573 (as principal investigator) and an Alzheimer's Association New Investigator Research Grant.

CRJ receives support from National Institute on Aging grants R01 as11378 (as principal investigator), P50-AG16574 (as co-investigator), and U01 as024904-01 (as co-investigator) and the Alexander Family Alzheimer's Disease Research Professorship of the Mayo Foundation.

In an intriguing contrast, he suggests that whereas fossil fuels powered the industrial age, "in today's information age, the principal fuel we burn is mathematics".

Especially when you consider that the average age of principal investigators obtaining their first NIH grant is now ∼43, Sanger nearing the age of 55 or 60 at the time of our panel would be viewed as a long-time scientific luminary, if no longer a boy genius.