Sentence examples for concentrated on age from inspiring English sources

Arguments and court cases have concentrated on age discrimination in television – but that is the more objectively measurable factor.

Previous analyses of the flattening of the decline in mortality have mainly concentrated on age and sex effects in developed countries (England and Wales, United States, and Australia).

Traditional reporting of results from the GYTS has concentrated on ages 13 to 15 years, and estimates of prevalence and the general socio-environment that may be associated with teenage smoking.

But I think we need to stop concentrating on age and where we expected ourselves to be at a certain age and start concentrating on what we want and going for it.

"I don't concentrate on age although it is still something I notice, everyone is getting younger or I'm just getting older I guess, but they're brilliant.

The knowledge of risk factors for serious outcome after syncope, based on all available evidence, seems to concentrate on age, CV risk factors and comorbidity.

They gave me an 80-minute facial and I asked them to concentrate on aging.

Previous papers addressing the effects of heat on health have concentrated on persons aged 65 years and over [ 22, 23], and other age-groups have received much less attention.

In pursuit of the 3000th hit of his career, hundreds of sportswriters concentrated on his age.

It is noteworthy that these modes and indeed most of specific ages given are highly concentrated on 'round' ages (35, 40, 45 and 50).

In particular, this research concentrated on the aging effect on the availability and activity of surface COOH groups.