Sentence examples for degree age from inspiring English sources
The linkage is determined by comparing the values of metadata General.Language, Educational.InteractivityType and Technical.Format, Educational.Context, Educational.TypicalAgeRange, Technical.Requirement with spoken languages, favorite media, Education degree, age and used device, respectively.
aReference group for: Language = English-users; Education = < BA degree; Age = < 44 years; Gender = Male.
To check for non-linearity a model including a second and a third degree age polynomial, and interaction between sex and age were tested.
It was the reason for my quixotic attempt at a law degree, aged 19: I wanted to follow the money.
In the trend estimation, the sample is extended to all workers with at most a high-school degree aged 35 65 so as to have enough variation over time.
Perhaps that is why she passed a GCSE in computer science aged 10, became the youngest graduate to attain a masters degree, aged 19, and is already planning the future of her unborn children.
Water maze performance, and to a lesser degree aging, appear to have strong, statistically reliable transcriptional signatures.
Furthermore, some studies have observed so-called 'terminal declines' in traits associated with fitness, which are to some degree age-independent and occur over the period immediately preceding death (Martin and Festa‐Bianchet, 2011, Nussey et al., 2011, Hammers et al., 2012).
To some degree, age-related contrast sensitivity decline could reflect choroidal neovascularization that can accompany development of age-related macular degeneration (AMD) in some older individuals, given that contrast sensitivity scores are lower in AMD patients [ 93], and that therapies inhibiting choroidal neovascularization in AMD patients improves contrast sensitivity [ 94].
It is unknown to what degree aging and alterations of diet components correlate with the biological functions herein examined.
Empirical evidence indicates that at least to some degree aged phenotypes in HSC are maintained even when removed from the aged tissue microenvironment, such as in in vitro culture or following transfer of cells into young recipient mice [ 71].
