Sentence examples for of some ages from inspiring English sources

For children of some ages, proteinuria was associated with complications including stroke, acute chest syndrome, cholelithiasis, and hospitalizations.

It's as if a huge state-of-the-art factory had been built to produce one small mechanical bells-and-whistle toy that awes children of some ages for a few minutes before they lose interest.

Because people of some ages are more active than others, immunizing those potential "super-spreaders" reduces the average number of secondary infections disproportionately.

Conversely, an alternative hypothesis was that the presence of the parent via the video link would serve only as a reminder to the child that their parent was not actually present, and that children of some ages would find the virtual presence of their parent distressing rather than reassuring.

One thing is certain: the prospect has warmed the hearts of some aging gamblers.

Up until the 1980s, it was expected that novelists would be people of some age and experience.

But Thorn doesn't indulge in the self-righteous melancholy that is the oddly juvenile tendency of some aging songwriters.

A Middle European lady of some age came to him in great secrecy claiming to be the widow of a Rothschild baron who had perished under the Nazis.

In the 1820s and '30s, when he was already a man of some age, Hokusai created the hugely popular print series Thirty-six Views of Mt. Fuji.

Other potential applications range from toxicology screening for cosmetics and topical therapeutics to predicting progression of some age-related diseases.

However, SIRT1 overexpression in those mice displayed improvement of some age-associated phenotypes, such as wound healing, decreased tumorigenicity, better maintenance of glucose homeostasis and others.