Sentence examples for emerging age from inspiring English sources

Experience from African data on recent births suggests that though they are frequently underreported the emerging age pattern of fertility is usually fairly accurate (United Nations 2004).

However, such studies emphasize the organizational relationship between components rather than the components themselves, an important focus in the emerging age of "proteomics" in which, in the post human genome era, the complex, functional interactions of the large array of cellular proteins is being studied (Kumar & Snyder 2002).

But underneath the repartee lies a serious and persistent issue: what should be the relationship of the community to the emerging age of a high tech, highly capitalized and highly specialized medical system?

In this emerging age of molecular medicine, a new level of awareness of and attention to "the state of the specimen" will be required by surgeons, operating room staff, pathologists, and pathology staff.

The mounting age pattern of chronic diseases in recent decades corroborates the higher death toll attributed to NCDs in old ages, and the emerging age pattern of mortality confirms the process of postponement of death.

However, it should be recognized that this emerging age of patients' rights in China is not solely due to such Western influences, but is rather a development motivated by Chinese patients, medical professionals, and lay people, and is endorsed by values inherent to Chinese cultural traditions.

A large proportion of the additive genetic variance at age 2 was shared with that at age 3, although there remained emerging age-specific effects.

However, 4 exceptions emerged (age adjusted).

Among the 164 (5.0%) individuals who experienced clinically rated psychotic symptoms at age 36 years according to the PSE, the same pattern emerged: age 8 years t = 2.75, d.f.

He emerged, aged 20, into a world of opportunities – the first being postwar government funding for GIs to train for a career.

A new paradigm in aging research has recently emerged: aging may also derive from a decline in the multipotent ability of adult stem cells.