Sentence examples for established age from inspiring English sources

Any disgruntled young person wanting to change this position must start by addressing the best established age gap of the lot – the cast-iron link between getting older, and finding the motivation to get up off the sofa and vote.

A priori, we established age groups as follows: ages 0 1 (infants); 2 4 (pre-school); 5 10 (K-5); 11–12 (pre-teen) and 13 14 (pre-adolescent).

Specifically, for the topic of early schooling, most the articles (i.e., 15 articles) discussed the Law No 27.045 that established age 4 as the mandatory starting age for education; eight articles focused on the current government initiative of lowering it to 3 years, and nine on the expansion of the "alternative" centers (i.e., Community Centers, CeDIs and CPIs).

We used established age and education specific cut-offs for optimal test accuracy.

Development and use of a standardized instrument for assessing children's competence to consent in drug trials: Are legally established age limits valid?, NTR3918.

3 Despite the use of these well established age based quality measures, experts recommend that the decision to screen be informed by estimated life expectancy rather than age alone.

Alternatively, we are "mutton dressed as lamb" (I hate that phrase) for daring to reject an established age-acceptable dress code of cardigans and sensible shoes.

In this sense, the formulated model allows for natural regeneration of already established ageing stands as a complement or even a substitute of actual reforestation practices.

In fact, he doesn't seem to smoke at all so, judging by the cool criteria I established aged nine and have adhered to ever since, he definitely isn't cool.

Stanifer, JW, Landerman, L, Pieper, CF, Huffman, KM, and Kraus, WE. "Relations of established aging biomarkers (IL-6, D-dimer, s-VCAM) to glomerular filtration rate and mortality in community-dwelling elderly adults". Clinical Kidney Journal 11, no. 3 (June 2018): 377-382.

This is a delightful outing for Hepburn, who'd already been featured opposite an established, aging Hollywood star in another Wilder film (Sabrina, with Bogart).