Sentence examples for example in young from inspiring English sources

For example, in young galaxies, SNe have been considered as the source of dust because they are the final stage of massive stars whose lifetime is short, and asymptotic giant branch (AGB) stars have been neglected because of their longer lifetime.

It is completely independent of laboratory facilities and can therefore be performed and evaluated on-site even in populations where blood sampling remains problematic for practical reasons (for example in young children) or on religious grounds.

For example, in young rodents, CR causes an increase in the afternoon peak concentration of plasma corticosterone, a stress hormone [ 5, 39].

Our findings on price differences per day and per 2000 kcal reflect an adult diet; the summary estimates should be adjusted for other caloric intakes, for example, in young children.

They may also fail to detect malaria where there are low levels of Plasmodium parasites in the blood, for example in young children with low immunity, and false positives are possible due to cross reactions or gametocytaemia (Kakkilaya 2003).

For example, in young male Australian residents (non-backpackers) although a past chlamydia diagnosis was significantly associated with chlamydia positivity, its impact at a population level was about 5% due to the relatively low prevalence of this risk factor compared to a PAR of 60% for inconsistent condom use.

For example, in younger age groups, cardiomyopathy and protein-energy malnutrition had many comorbidities, while in older groups, poisonings and endocarditis had many comorbidities.

Alternatively, these social factors may influence hygiene practice: for example, in younger, poorer or less educated mothers.

This threshold level was specified to guarantee age values were not calculated in nonmyelinated brain regions, for example in younger participants.

For example, in younger women, having elevated waist circumference alone or in combination with at least three other metabolic syndrome factors was associated with a similar HR for mortality (2.01 vs. 1.88, respectively).

For example, in younger age groups (nuclear family) deaths are more likely to be due to suicides and thus related to psychiatric disorders (90% of people who commit suicide have psychiatric disorders).