Sentence examples for element of age from inspiring English sources

There might be an element of age to this.

The study populations in most articles were aged 60 years or above, which might have introduced an element of age bias.

Extreme right-wing movements are thriving – and they often carry elements of age-old European antisemitism.

The restorers were careful to preserve the natural elements of aging, including the loss of details Lippi had painted after the fresco plaster had dried, while painstakingly returning facial expressions, gestures and colors to their earlier depths.

"Flowers are cast directly into resin, with elements of ageing woven into the design," says Marcin Rusak of the "Flora Temporaria" technique he uses in his new product, Flora Lamp II.

But even those elements of aging aren't bad enough to make me feel old.

These results together demonstrate that premature senescence of cultured NSCs induced by HU treatment can recapitulate key elements of aging in vivo and thus can serve as a useful aging model.

Arizona was still a territory in 1906; frictions between the Eastern establishment and the disappearing frontier were a defining element of the age.

Ten weeks or no, Morley had already given Bowie much thought in the years prior to that shockingly sudden death: he was, after all, part of the team that put together the V&A's sensationally successful exhibition David Bowie Is (which inevitably becomes a meta-textual element of The Age of Bowie).

As in the previous installment (also directed by Carlos Saldanha), one element of "Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs" manages to be authentically charming, and also to make moderately ingenious use of the 3-D techniques that otherwise just add to the jostle and noise.

Of note, none of these models include an element of evolutionary age.