Sentence examples for divisions of age from inspiring English sources

There are divisions of age, where older citizens see a different America than younger voters.

If you are hosting the competition have different divisions of ages.

The story of the Rubio launch ultimately wrote itself: that of division -- a division of class -- inside the established suits, outside the poor rabble rousers -- a division of age -- politicians from the past vs. politicians of the future -- and a divide in income -- a divide wider than the Grand Canyon -- the ultimate divide in this country -- bigger than any sermon could bridge.

The division of age groups conforms to the Convention on the Rights of the Child and WHO standards.

Table  1 displays the division of age, intelligence, and sex in the groups and mean literacy levels.

The division of age at breast cancer diagnosis into three categories, less than 50 years, 50 79 years, and 80 years or more, derived from multivariable analyses of interactions, of 10-year age groups where those with similar effects of CCI were grouped together.

Before joining Mount Sinai, he was the founding director of the division of aging at Harvard Medical School and chief of gerontology at Beth Israel Hospital in Boston.

Within the last decade or so, researchers have settled upon what Felipe Sierra, director of the division of aging biology at the National Institute on Aging (NIA), calls "the major pillars of aging".

The division of ages into three groups seems arbitrary.

The Ballantines were Scottish immigrants who made a fortune in the brewing business; their home is a perfect symbol of the economic and social divisions of Gilded Age America.

We studied the genetic basis and evolution of a fundamental aspect of social insect behavior, age-based division of labor (age polyethism).