Sentence examples for distinctive age from inspiring English sources

Restoration is a period piece that takes its title from the name given to a short and distinctive age.

For the remainder, we should look to the distinctive age and gender distributions of Nepal: more precisely, to the high proportions of young adults (median age is 22 years [9]), and females among these adults, the two strongest determinants of migraine prevalence [1].

Each tumour type has a distinctive age curve.

The distinctive age distribution (tight clustering among persons 5 15 years of age) is a consistent feature of nodding syndrome.

1 However, testicular cancer has a very distinctive age distribution and in many developed countries it is the most commonly diagnosed malignancy among men aged between 15 40 years. 2 In recent decades, the incidence of testicular cancer has been increasing, with a doubling observed since the 1960s in many Western societies.

The molecular origin and pathogenic mechanisms by which the DS aneuploidy is expressed as a distinctive age-dependent lens phenotype are unknown.

Breast cancer incidence has a distinctive age-specific curve (Fig. 3).

Our study confirms and extends the distinctive age-related pattern in injury rates observed in women [ 9, 37] which show higher rates in adulthood after a decline from peak rates in late adolescence.

In C. elegans, DR is linked to a distinctive fluorescent age pigment profile, contributed by advanced glycation end products and lipofuscin, that accumulate in intestinal lysosomes [50].

Although similar in physical characteristics, dune ecosystems of the Namibian and North American Deserts have distinctive geological ages, regional climates and microenvironments.

Candida albicans, a polymorphic fungus, appears to be another distinctive unicellular aging model in addition to the budding yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae and fission yeast Schizosaccharomyces pombe.