Interestingly, although epigenetic age and chronological age are highly correlated across study population, there is significant interindividual variability (Horvath, 2013; Weidner et al., 2014).
This review highlights the need to define a new standardised method, which would give a chronological view of variability in ventilation, to assess performance of manual ventilation accurately.
Also the variability of chronological age in the total sample and in the obese boys grouped by PH status was substantial.
Chronological time is gone.
The final model contained six lifestyle variables which, together with chronological age, accounted for 36.5% of the variability in the difference between perceived age and chronological age (Table 2).
These Neolithic developments took place over vast chronological and geographical scales, with considerable regional variability in specific trajectories of change.
Altered plasma levels of nineteen metabolites are significantly associated with interindividual variability in LTL, independent of chronological age and many other aging-related factors.
Variability in telomere shortening that is independent of chronological age suggests that it is a modifiable factor, which may be explained in part by lifestyle variables such as smoking, adiposity, physical exercise, and diet.
Chronological age (CA) is not completely indicative of developmental level; variability exists in how quickly children achieve cognitive and emotional skills, just as observed in physical development.
While our focus was to test longitudinal developmental change between 7 and 14 months, in view of the age variability within each visit, we explored correlations between chronological age and RT measures in the two conditions within each visit.
