Sentence examples similar to dual age from inspiring English sources

LUCIE, Fla .— The Mets' dual worries, age and injury, were joined at Carlos Delgado's hip Saturday.

For those dual nationals aged between 14-18 years convicted of terrorist offences in Australia or fighting overseas with terrorist organisations, the power to strip Australian citizenship would rest with the minister.

"Sidekicked" is the story of how would-be heroes struggle with their dual identities, aging Supers and O.C.'s (ordinary citizens).

Individual studies, however, have not been large enough to reliably characterise this dual dependence on age.

Based on the above, it is conceivable that variations in p21 may affect its dual role in aging and cancer, shifting the balance to its pro-aging capacity while retaining robust tumor suppression.

This dual effect of ageing on RSFA was confirmed in the mediation analysis, where we found no evidence that age-related variance in neural activity (indexed by rsMEG variability) mediated positive age differences in RSFA across the whole brain.

In this dual coming-of-age novel, Nissen spoils her younger heroine, Miranda Anderson, with cheap gifts — including the credulity-straining opportunity to love and leave her high-school English teacher.

So far, most of the interventions known to beneficial to aging (genetic interventions, dietary restriction, rapamycin) have also been reported to be helpful against age-related diseases [see 114 and 115 for a discussion] and it would be an unusual characteristic of polyamines to exhibit such a dual effect on aging and diseases.

Taken together, these observations suggest that a substantial reduction in ilk/pat-4 is detrimental for whole organismal physiology and lifespan, whereas a milder reduction improves longevity of C. elegans, thus underlining a dual role in aging and muscle integrity that is evidently conserved in evolution.

One Italian study found that rates of dual infection increased with age, and was more common in patients over 50 years of age [ 9].

Although this small sample size of reactive cases does not allow data to be compared with other reports, one Italian study found that rates of dual infection increased with age, and was more common in patients over 50 years of age [ 30].