Sentence examples for of particular ages from inspiring English sources

In future, seasonal vaccines could be targeted at people of particular ages who are most likely to benefit, and in pandemics when medications are scarce, vulnerable age ranges could be prioritised for protective measures.

Christopher Sharpe, a co-manager of Fidelity's T.D.F.'s, says the company made a strategic decision in 2006 to wait longer to roll down the equity stake for investors of particular ages.

Such assemblages are typical of particular ages that are named herein South American Palaeosol Ichnofossil Ages (SAPIAs).

The subcellular changes involved in the aging process and the effect of particular aging 'phenotype' has on cancer susceptibility is ill-understood (Thigpen 1998; Ling et al 2000).

However, the presence of duplicate publications, recruitment of particular age groups and the selection of specific regions of interest means that there is uncertainty about the balance of current research.

Knowing that older readers find text presented in certain ways harder to read (Aberson & Bouwhuis, 1997; Mitzner & Rogers, 2003) is useful, but being able to quantify and visualize the impact of particular age-related factors on perception is vastly more helpful.

For the analysis of particular age strata, the non-stratified version of OR was used.

DO and DF households were compared for presence and absence of particular age categories (Table 1).

Because of continuous feature of the senescence process, the correlation of particular age of examined individuals and VAG signal parameters values was investigated.

These effects of calorie restriction (CR) are hypothesized to reflect not only prevention of particular age-related diseases, but an actual interference with the process of aging [ 1- 3].

The results are shown in Table 4. Comparison of particular age groups revealed significant statistical differences only between the 41 60 year and 10 25 year age groups (P<0.01).