Sentence examples for decades age from inspiring English sources

All this isn't convincing anyone of course, because the Pythons' material remains timelessly funny – particularly the silly walks sketch, which is a joke that straddles the decades, age demographics, and even the rocky British class system.

For decades, age has been regarded as the largest risk factor associated with the cancer initiation, which is supported by cancer incidence rising exponentially with age [ 12, 13].

The past decades age at sexual maturation has declined, evident by a gradual younger age at menarche [ 20, 21] and breast development [ 22] among girls, and earlier testicular development in boys [ 23].

Over the past few decades, ageing populations and advances in medical technology have put a growing number of people in Mr White's position attached to a machine but wanting to die.

Contrary to observations of decreasing rates in Western nations for the past 2 decades, age-adjusted rates of hip fracture in the general population in Japan have continually increased.

The women in the room spanned decades: ages 11-84.

4 Furthermore, although in recent decades age-adjusted rates for cardiovascular mortality have decreased in developed countries, rates have increased in low and middle-income countries.

In Korea, adult alcohol drinking has been increased over the past 2 decades: Age-adjusted proportions of regular alcohol drinking among Koreans ages 20 to 59 years old were 49.1% in 1989 and 83.9% in 2005 [ 15].

During decades, aging has been regarded as the consequence of a stochastic process caused by the accumulative effect of damaged molecules.

Perhaps the split was occasioned by their four-decade age gap, or the assertive opinions she did not hide from a husband who likes to be in charge, or her aggressive socializing.

A mutual friend introduced them and, despite a four-decade age gap, they hit it off, going on to make four records together in three years – Reid on drums, Hebden improvising on electronics.