Sentence examples for of multiple age from inspiring English sources

An uneven distribution of multiple age and gender existed between responders and non-responders, including gender and age among adults, thus the adult group were analytically weighted so that each unit was inversely proportional to the variance of the observation.

Due to the fire-resistance of large pine trees, repeated fires combined with other disturbances have historically created and maintained relatively open structurally complex stands consisting of multiple age cohorts of trees (Kuuluvainen and Aakala 2011).

Since the aging process is characterized by the acquisition of multiple age- and disease-related deficits, primary care providers need to appropriately detect functional impairments through multidimensional assessment and orchestrate compensatory responses in an effort to restore, maximize, and maintain functional status and independence for as long as possible.

Factors including a small litter size, long maturation time, and the capture of multiple age classes all contribute to this shark's susceptibility to overfishing.

"While Brucella has been confirmed in many marine mammal species globally," the agency says, "to date it has not been confirmed as causing epizootics [that is, unexpected increases in disease] or die-offs of multiple age classes in marine mammals, including dolphins". Is the new study a smoking gun?

Likewise, reserve design is more concerned with the buildup of multiple age classes over time, and not the immigration of a few individuals on sporadic timescales (Gaines et al. 2010).

CONCLUSIONS Our results highlight the involvement of BMI in the development of multiple age-related diseases.

All subjects were suffering of multiple (age-related) chronic medical conditions which interfere with the immune system.

"This should slow down the aging process and thus might postpone onset of multiple age-related diseases, potentially including dementia".

The first such trial, the TAME (Targeting Aging Through Metformin) study, will test whether metformin--a drug currently prescribed as the first line of defense against Type II (adult onset) diabetes and already taken by millions of people--can delay the onset of multiple age-related diseases as a group.

Accumulating evidence suggests a causal role for inflammation in the pathogenesis of multiple age-related diseases including cancer, atherosclerosis, autoimmune disorders, diabetes, and neurodegenerative diseases [15], [16], [17], [18], [19], [20], [21].