Sentence examples for increasing age age from inspiring English sources

On the one hand, the rate of avoidance shows a gradual decline with increasing age (age effects).

The instrument has good face validity and good construct validity: factor reproduction of the dimensions, and increasing performance with increasing age ("age trend").

The restricted cubic spline demonstrated an elevated risk in early childhood (age 2 HR: 1.74, 95% CI: 0.90, 3.36) diminishing with increasing age (age 11 HR: 0.64, 95% CI: 0.38, 1.06)).

However, among our study participants, while the number of reported comorbid conditions did increase with increasing age, age was a significant predictor of the probability of receiving mental health care and remained significant even after controlling for the number of comorbid conditions, suggesting that the effect of age was not simply as a proxy for greater comorbidity.

Both test scores declined with increasing age, earlier school leaving age and deteriorating visual acuity.

With increasing age, school-age children develop a greater awareness of the ways in which boys and girls differ in risk-taking activities that lead to injury outcomes.

The standing biomass is increasing with an increasing age until the age of the climax phase and will decline in the following disaggregation phase.

The tsunami deposit events are labeled E1 E11 in order of increasing age, considering the age constraint of the next older event.

Relative dispersion increased significantly with increasing age by 0.1/decade until age 50 59 years, and a significant positive relationship between relative dispersion and age was found.

There is little or no evidence for MAO changing with increasing age but age-related decreases in the activity of SERT have previously been shown in the CNS of both mammalian and moluscan nervous systems [24, 41].

The prevalence in men was unchanged from age 20 to age 40 years, and then it decreased slightly with age, while the prevalence in women increased from age 20 to age 40 years, and then decreased slightly with increasing age.