Sentence examples for increase into adulthood from inspiring English sources
The charge and drive largely get more aggressive and passionate as the numbers increase into adulthood, conjuring comparisons to Gershwin and Copland.
In contrast to the Imp1 expression pattern, let-7b expression was very low at E12.5 but increased approximatly 40-fold by P0 and continued to increase into adulthood.
Animal experiments have demonstrated that when newborn rats and non-human mammals were separated from their mothers for a period of time, HPA axis activity increased and continued to increase into adulthood [ 6].
The importance of EF is emphasized by the fact that impairment in childhood tends to increase into adulthood [ 9], is associated with severity of ADHD symptoms [ 10] and overall cognitive and everyday functioning [ 11].
In contrast, genes associated with SCZ GWAS loci were significantly enriched only in M21 that increases into adulthood.
The initial form-related adaptation (observed change in functional space) can challenge strain-adaptive nature of tissues to meet functional demands with increasing age into adulthood.
Non-human primate studies have shown that dopaminergic innervation of the PFC increases into early adulthood, suggesting that the neural system that may produce the FRN is not fully mature until young adulthood [9], [10].
Many MRI studies show a steady linear increase in global white matter volume between childhood and adolescence, with this increase slowing and stabilizing into adulthood [Giedd et al., 1999; Tamnes et al., 2009].
Rats apparently show a similar pattern of continual increase in weight well into adulthood in standard National Toxicology Program bioassay studies (NTP 1999).
Unfortunately, many of the lifestyle behaviors that accompany these risk factors in adults, such as physical inactivity, poor eating habits, and smoking, have their roots in childhood and adolescence [ 10], and risk factors for both CVD and T2D that can be tracked from childhood into adulthood increase the likelihood of adverse health outcomes in adulthood [ 11].
Clefting has also been linked to an elevated risk of cancer in later life [3], and an increased overall mortality well into adulthood [4].
