Sentence examples for existence age from inspiring English sources

Without birth registration, a child's existence, age, and citizenship can be called into question.

Without birth registration, a person's existence, age, and citizenship can be called into question.

Let's say you sign the contract when you're 20 and you record the first album at 21 - you pour your whole existence between age 0 and 21, all jammed together, all the ideas that you accumulated, all come out in this first album.

Birth registration establishes formal proof of a child's name, existence and age.

12 The existence of AGE in vivo is able to act as an immunogen that can trigger the formation of autoantibodies.

This new database also revealed the existence of age, gender and tissue-specific features in a small group of functionally related genes.

Awareness of the existence of age or cohort effects may be useful in predicting trends in precancerous and cancerous lesions of the cervix and modelling the future impact of screening or HR-HPV vaccination in different Italian areas.

The projected ASRs based on the world standard population and corresponding number of incident cervical cancer cases were thus extrapolated assuming the existence of age and cohort effects, but imposing a hypothetical lack of period effect.

Earlier studies in a range of countries revealed the existence of age deadlines related to both starting childbearing and completing childbearing for women and, interestingly, for men, albeit looser than the one for women (Settersten and Hagestad, 1996a, b; Billari and Micheli, 1999; Toulemon and Léridon, 1999; Liefbroer and Billari, 2010).

This disease eating up her empathy and decency is what she picked up from the effortlessly cool Evie (Ms. Reed), who crashes into Tracy's life and plucks her from an existence of age-appropriate fixations like Barbie dolls.

The existence of aging barriers to computer use is widely acknowledged.