The phrase "area of age" is not commonly used in written English and may be unclear in meaning.
It could potentially be used in contexts discussing demographics, aging populations, or specific age-related studies, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "In the study of population health, researchers focused on the area of age to understand the effects of aging on health outcomes."
Alternatives: "age group" or "age range".
Investigation of the downstream targets of PKA and how they affect cardiac function in aged RIIβ null mice will be a productive area of aging research.
Pillemer's extension program is in the area of aging and life course development.
If these requirements are clearly understood, bonded composite repairs have a great future potential for military and civilian applications, especially in the area of aging aircraft.
For example, a Qualifying Exam for a student in a lab that studies aging should be in the general area of aging but address questions not actively investigated by the lab.
"In every area of aging -- education, clinical care, research -- people just don't realize how dire the situation is," said Dr. David B. Reuben, chief of the geriatrics division of the David Geffen School of Medicine at the University of California, Los Angeles.
The paper presents rare results of experiments, real measurements and data available from current as well as previous technology nodes and it attempts to uncover new facts and areas of the latest high-end technologies, including the area of aging and degradation processes in general.
"Apart from stem cells, this is the hot area of ageing at the moment, finding ways of encouraging our genes to remain healthy is going to be a top priority in the next few years".
The author may further develop his hypothesis to cover the area of age-related diseases in functionally cured patients under ART On the other hand, it is important for the author to emphasize more strongly the success of modern ART as a universal treatment.
SMC received the New Investigator Award in the Area of Aging and Osteoporosis from the Canadian Institutes of Health Research.
Comparative studies are particularly lacking in the area of ageing and disease.
