Sentence examples for later with age from inspiring English sources

Later with age, moderate alveolar bone sclerosis around the tooth root obscured the lamina dura and periodontal membrane.

This may be due to the fact that a younger population in early COPD stages was considered in our analysis while relevant comorbidities may develop predominantly later with age and COPD progression.

Although these data suggest that COPD may occur in the absence of other comorbidities, this absence may be interpreted differently in younger subjects (in whom comorbidities may occur later with ageing, if they survive long enough) and in older subjects (in whom these comorbidities are presumably less likely to occur as they did not in previous years).

We report that at birth infant sAGEs closely correlate with maternal AGEs and later with food AGEs.

The chief of Industry Super Australia, David Whiteley, criticised the decision, saying it was about a short-term budget fix that would be felt later with increased age pension payments.

In other words, we cannot be certain whether there is initial burst of increase in intramuscular steroidogenesis after cessation of ovarian steroidogenesis, which would later, with advancing age, decline.

The authors hypothesized that the differences might be due to the fact that performance differences may become apparent at a later age and subsequently increase with age [ 21, 36].

Acute leukemias have an unusual age-associated incidence with a peak at a young age (2-5 years) followed by a later increasing incidence with age in adults.

BN and BED occur later with an average age of onset of approximately 20 years in BN and BED [ 10].

Even though it is known that patients are diagnosed later with more advanced age, it has been shown that this situation is also true for patients over 70.

HD users were elderly and tended to begin MA use later (with an average age of 28.9) than low-dependent ones (LMD), but not statistically different.