Sentence examples for declining age from inspiring English sources

In settings where early marriage prevails, however, declining age at menarche could increase lifetime fertility.

In 1945, Ginsberg touted Rimbaud to Trilling as a prophet, "unaffected by moral compunction, by allegiance to the confused standards of a declining age".

During the Battle of Crécy, for instance, Edward III refuses to help his besieged son, noting that if he dies, "we have more sons than one to comfort our declining age," but if he wins, "he will have vanquished, cheerful, death and fear".

WHEN Zack Snyder became the director of the film adaptation of "Watchmen," the graphic novel about troubled superheroes in a declining age, he knew that he was taking on not only a seminal piece of popular culture but more than 20 years of unfulfilled expectations and competing agendas.

Declining age at menarche has been observed in many countries.

Improvements in socioeconomic conditions and population health have been linked to declining age at menarche.

Declining age-specific incidence may also play a role.

With more slowly declining age-specific incidence, higher false negative measurement rates provide a better description of the observed pattern.

(3) An increased relative risk for mortality or a sufficiently high false negative rate would both result in declining age-specific lifetime prevalence.

At least nine recent population-based studies of dementia incidence or prevalence have shown a declining age-specific risk in the US, England, The Netherlands, Sweden, and Denmark.

However, a growing number of studies now suggest a declining age-specific risk of dementia in high-income countries over the last 25 years, which, if continued, could help moderate the future worldwide growth in dementia cases.