On the other was your expected salary at any given age.
Yet, she argues, age alone is a poor predictor and she pushes back on ageist assumptions that people within any given age group are all the same.
No doubt circumstances play a role, too: "In any given age, the ideal woman is the embodiment of ideals and fears," Bayley says.
She is, however, an absurd 17-year-old: judgments of what is inevitable at any given age are invariably ridiculous failures of imagination.
They measure total fertility rates by projecting, from the number of children a woman has at any given age, the number that, on average, she will have overall.
But by the time you get to the birth cohort of 1950, at any given age, people born in 1950 are at higher risk of dying of one of these deaths than people born in earlier birth cohorts.
Dr. Oskar Jenni, a professor of developmental pediatrics at Zurich University Children's Hospital, said that there is a great deal of variation in the individual sleep needs of children at any given age.
To Ronnie Stern, a marriage and family therapist in Maplewood, N.J., this extended dependency is part of a trend in which parents seem to demand less of their children at any given age.
In general, the risk of death at any given age is less for females than for males, except during the childbearing years (in economically developed societies females have a lower mortality even during those years).
At any given age, let αFA denote the degree of reaction of the fly ash.
Without the presence of carbon legacies, carbon accumulation rates are always positive in landscapes of any given age (Figure 6).
