Sentence examples for be sensitive to age from inspiring English sources
The couple will need to be sensitive to age and timing restrictions and work with experts to ensure they execute the logistics properly.
Our analysis by age showed the indicators to be sensitive to age effects.
In contrast the DMPFC is thought to be sensitive to age effects, and not puberty (Casey, Duhoux & Malter Cohen, 2010).
8 The cognitive battery included the mini-mental state examination (MMSE) 9 and five brief cognitive tests selected to be sensitive to age related changes.
Both the groups were tested on a neuropsychological battery, which has been found to be sensitive to age related differences in cognitive functions in children (5 15 years).
It has been found to be a reliable and valid tool for children aged two to 18 years and was found to be sensitive to age, acute versus chronic disability and unaffected children versus those with disability [ 42].
Using a test of spatial memory previously demonstrated to be sensitive to aging, open field activity and reaction to spatial and non-spatial changes were measured in a group that received a dose of 1.5 Gy (n=10) of 56Fe heavy particle radiation or in non-radiated controls (n=10).
5 Despite recent investigations, the specific functional health literacy skills that may be sensitive to age-related decline and their underlying cognitive functions are relatively unknown.
Learning rate has been found to be sensitive to age-related memory deficits and even to stimuli characteristics (word frequency) in older adults [ 20].
Purkinje cells are the sole output neurons in the cerebellar cortex and are known to be sensitive to age-related damage (Zhang et al., 2010).
For example, the SF-36 [ 14], a generic HS measure, and the shorter subset, SF-12, have been found to be sensitive to age-related eye disease including MD in some work [ 16] but not in most studies [ 17- 21] and found to be only minimally responsive to change in visual acuity (VA) in patients with CNV, over a period of 2 years [ 22].
