Sentence examples for consequence age from inspiring English sources

As a consequence, age groups with low connectivity in general have lower interaction densities.

Whether Dahl's Oompa-Loompas were derived from the oompah-pahs of brass instruments or Karl Marx's lumpenproletariat is of little consequence aged nine, but now raises an eyebrow.

As a consequence, age-related changes need not be irreversible but can be subject to amelioration through training and stimulation.

As a consequence, aged males were less sensitive to dietary manipulations.

Due to this common cellular consequence, aging could thus facilitates Aβ1 42 neurotoxicity, or vice versa, in agreement with similar neuropathological features shared by normal aging and AD[38].

As a consequence, aged population have higher incidence of unrecognized AMI.

In consequence, aging and disabilities are two important challenges that will rise health expenditure and diminish accessibility to healthcare systems [ 1].

It's not a consequence of age — some people age gracefully, go on picnics, share noodle salad, and are generous with compliments.

As a consequence, the age pyramids of both societies were skewed; in Africa children predominated, in much of the New World people over age 15.

As a consequence, the age distribution of the population in year 2000 would have been older than under the baseline (see the triangle line in Fig. 8a).

Alternatively, the increased 2DS5 diversity may not be a consequence of age, but of recent selection.