The bulk of age-related decreases in SGZ neurogenesis takes place between 3 and 12 months of age (Kuhn et al 1996).
No wonder one critic called blood-and-thunders "the greatest literary movement, in bulk, of the age".
The actor is older now, his eyes as wet as oysters, and he cannot disguise the slackened bulk of middle age, yet this story precedes that of "The Silence of the Lambs," and he plays a younger Hannibal.
Town officials now fear losing the bulk of working-age families, leaving this already graying town with an overwhelmingly elderly population that might lack the energy or the incentive to undertake a lengthy reconstruction.
The bulk of chronic infection is age-related [4] and occurs among persons of rural origin.
In the future, it will be interesting to determine whether the bulk of changes seen during aging are in fact detrimental, or whether a substantial portion promote survival, as does the change in egr-1 expression.
The emerging bell shape of the distribution of age-at-death manifests as an increasing bulk of deaths near the modal age-at-death.
Our results on age at first full-term pregnancy are consistent with the bulk of the evidence that early age at first full-term pregnancy is not a strong protective factor in young women.
Christie's body of work lends itself to such analysis because it spans the bulk of an adult life, from age 28, when Christie wrote her first novel, to age 82, when she wrote her last.
The bulk of respondents reported being 30 years of age or older (85%) and lived in North America or Europe (84%).
IF GOVERNMENTS no longer guarantee to replace the bulk of earned income in old age, individuals will have to do so themselves.
