Sentence examples for middle age involves from inspiring English sources
Middle age involves major life changes and transitions, including some losses (night vision, waistlines, estrogen), and some gains (more freedom, no periods, discounted movie tickets).
Our finding that summer was associated with a significantly higher likelihood of fatality is consistent with Zhang who reported that young drivers were at a 25% increased risk for fatality compared to middle aged drivers involved in MVCs during the summer [ 5].
The scientific interest should be encouraged, because the extension of middle age, will inevitably involve an increased number of cases in elderly patients with these pathologies and will impose the identification of suitable therapeutic strategies.
Our study is the first to our knowledge to address this issue in intact cycling female rats and demonstrates the increase in synaptic appositions in female rats occurs as early as middle-age and involves both VGAT and VGLUT2 synaptic contacts.
"Aging involves episodes of loss.
The U shaped curve (Fig. 2) essentially demonstrates that there is a higher risk of young and elderly drivers compared to middle aged drivers to be involved in fatal accidents the more they drive.
By 1920, the houses were in middle age, and Harry H. Lang, who was involved with clothing, real estate and automobile sales, hired the architects Sterner & Wolfe to alter 303 West 78th.
In epileptic patients the onset of the disease generally occurs under the age of one and over the age of sixty, while migraine/headache mainly involves people in their middle age.
His most illuminating studies involved people in late middle age who showed no sign of heart disease, diabetes, dementia, or other conditions that might be associated with inflammation.
In the western British Isles during the Middle Ages a prevalent myth involving barnacles purported to explain the annual appearance of certain geese in the fall.
Since the Middle Ages, it has been involved in the production of smalt, a blue colored glass.
