Sentence examples for notable age from inspiring English sources
These similarities make it easier to find common conversational ground, and add an element of cohesiveness to a relationship that cannot be attained in relationships with a more notable age difference.
It is notable age, gender, minority status, low education, low-income status and TNF knowledge did not contribute to the prediction of DMARD willingness.
Furthermore, in addition to the low sample size used in the present study, the CNM cases obtained were of notable age variability and were genetically unrelated, with one patient harboring a DNM2 mutation (R369W) and the other two patients remaining genetically unresolved.
Our study demonstrated a notable age-related difference in baseline variables in patients aged ≥65 years.
One of the more notable age-related changes is hematopoietic and specifically immunological decline [ 1, 21- 25].
With respect to acute PM2.5 exposures, there are notable age-dependent and/or possibly underlying cardiovascular diseases that may influence the HRV responses to PM.
A higher proportion of females (7.2%) experiencing transport-related injury were pedestrians compared to males (5.4%) and this injury category was the only one with a notable age-effect, with the proportion of injured that were pedestrians increasing with age for both sexes, reaching 15.6% among women over 50.
Notable Iron Age hill forts include Castle Ring on Cannock Chase and Bury Ring near Stafford.
Far from being a hapless president who set the stage for the Great Depression, they argue, he presided over a notable golden age.
In sum, youth born in July and August exhibit notable relative age disadvantages in academic adaptation and access to developmental opportunities and suffer from accumulated effects.
When comparing time trends among childhood-diagnosed cases and cases diagnosed between the ages of 15 and 34 years in Sweden between 1983 and 1998, no clear increase was notable in age-groups >15 years (4), and a recent report (5) covering this age-group indicated rather a decreasing trend of type 1 diabetes among young adults.
