The phrase "an age model of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing theoretical frameworks, simulations, or representations related to age or aging processes.
Example: "The researchers developed an age model of population dynamics to better understand demographic changes over time."
Alternatives: "a model of age" or "an age-based model".
In this study, we used H2O2 and FeSO4 to build an aging model of Leydig cells.
Chronological aging is an aging model of post-mitotic cells in which lifespan is defined by the survival time of cells in a non-dividing state [ 16].
Replicative aging is an aging model of mitotically active cells in which the lifespan of a mother cell is measured by the number of daughter cells produced before death [ 14, 15].
The study of chronic heart adaptations to hemodynamic overload in rodent models has received little attention in the past mainly for practical reasons (rapid evolution of some models toward HF, housing costs of larger protocol, etc).. Here, we present a gene profiling study of the left ventricles from an aging model of eccentric LVH after 9 months of severe AR.
In addition, the proposed method uses an aging model to predict the lifetime of the ESS.
Next we show 4 steps showing procedure of constructing an age model.
A highly precise age model of the near-surface sediments of Lake Suigetsu was established on the basis of varve counting combined with a verification of the age estimation using excess 210Pb and 137Cs dating.
In a following paper, the corresponding aging model of vanadium redox flow battery (VRB) is described.
Our previous works consisted in generating an aging behavioral model of a circuit in order to assess its degradation level and to predict its lifetime according to its mission profile.
We used an age-independent model of sequence error, an uncorrelated and relaxed clock model, and Yule species branching model for the tree prior.
