Sentence examples for form age from inspiring English sources

Since reactions that form AGE are not reversible, AGE slowly accumulate over the lifetime of a protein, and the extent of modification is thus a function of protein turnover.

Often it's about sixth form age … and I do know a lot who transition in that first year at university, but one does hear of much younger children as well".

Only the women who completed all the form (age, previous diseases, current treatment) were analyzed.

The CBCL preschool form (age 1.5 5) as well as the CBCL school form (age 6 18) could have been applied to children in the age range of 5 7 years.

Sensitivity is spared, while deep tendon reflexes can vary from absent to brisk, depending on form, age at onset and duration of the disease.

In this latter group were 4 patients with the late-infantile form (age at onset ranging from 8too 11 months), 4 patients with the juvenile form (age at onset ranging from 3 years 6 months to 4 years) and one adult-onset patient (onset at age 26 years).

Two forms of the ABAS-II, the Parent/Primary Caregiver Form (Ages 0 5) and the Teacher/Daycare Provider Form (Ages 2 5) are relevant for the assessment of infants and preschool children.

Pupils are also admitted to the sixth form aged 16 or 17, for which similar criteria is applied.

These rates were multiplied by the reference age distribution and summed to form age-adjusted totals.

The researchers heated cow's milk protein and glucose to form AGE-casein, then "digested" it using a model system.

The number of material and social adversities, respectively, was added up for each age (i.e., at age 16, 21, 30, and 43 years) to form age-specific adversity scores, and across all ages to form a cumulative adversity score over the life course.