Sentence examples for dramatic age from inspiring English sources
The differences were striking: While chimps showed no significant age-related shrinkage in any of the regions measured, all of the human brain regions showed dramatic age effects, the team reports online this week in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
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Overall, no dramatic age effect was found for any of the spine areas in relation to any of the consequences.
The large size of the St Martin's population makes it possible to analyse the smallpox burials by single years, and thus to pinpoint the period when this dramatic age shift occurred.
Game 1 of the N.B.A. Eastern Conference finals was either the Celtics' way of stage-managing the perfect setup for their eventual, dramatic, age-defying, status quo-rattling victory over the Heat, or it was a sign we should all curl up with a good book in the nights between the potentially fascinating Spurs-Thunder series because the plot here isn't going to change much.
For the Jets, two playoff appearances in the last two years raised expectations but also masked the dramatic aging and the significant holes in the roster.
The data imply that the total fertility rate, which is the number of children a woman of child-bearing age can expect to have, on average, during her lifetime, may now be just 1.4, far below the "replacement rate" of 2.1, which eventually leads to the population stabilising.Slower growth is matched by a dramatic ageing of the population.
These mice showed a dramatic age-dependent increase in trabecular bone of femurs.
With rapid reductions in fertility and mortality, China has to face the dramatic ageing of its population.
In contrast, transgenic mice with osteoblasts specific (osteocalcin promoter) over-expression of TGF-β2 show a dramatic, age-dependent loss of bone mass similar to that seen in osteoporosis and hyperparathyroidism [33].
Consistent with this, we found that MCK-UCP1 mice were lighter (figure 1A), and the cross-sectional surface of gastrocnemius myofibers showed a dramatic age-dependent reduction (figure 1C), which could account for their decreased grip strength (figure 1B).
