For triplets and higher order births, women aged 40 years and over were more than 10 times more likely to deliver triplets or higher order multiples than women under 20 (RR 10.12; 95% CI (7.04 to 14.56)), but numbers were too small to assess trends over time.
In fact, a recent study suggests that the regional and molecular units of higher order brain functions can age at different rates in honey bees [33].
When we examined associations stratified by whether the child was a first born or higher order and by parental age results did not differ.
To gain further insight into the underlying nature of these associations among the higher order global factors and age, partial correlations were also computed.
In their most compelling specifications, the set of instruments used to predict grandparental cohabitation are: the percentage of households in the county who have co-resident parents and/or parents-in-law and co-residents older than age 70, woman's age, husband's age, a set of interactions between the woman's age and her husband's age with higher order terms, and a full set of provincial dummies.
However, an oscillatory response at higher gamma frequency and long latency responses, both hypothesized to be related to higher order auditory processing, declined across age groups.
Increasing maternal age at the first and second childbirth was associated with an increase in risk in the long run, whereas no such long-term effect was seen with age at higher order births.
Yet in forward thinking companies of all ages, a higher order of thinking and caring is being activated.
So with the arts we have a method of interpreting the world that can include everyone of all ages and may take us to higher order thinking.
The strong effect of the child's age on the neurobehavioral test scores was investigated by including higher order terms.
All Mormon males can become "priests" at the age of sixteen, and when they become missionaries they graduate to the higher order of "elders".
