Sentence examples for of steep age from inspiring English sources

The finding of steep age and education gradients and worse female health scores, however, point to a good degree of internal validity.

Their validity as a measure of health has therefore not been established, but the finding of steep age and education gradients with worse female health scores point to a good degree of internal validity.

When you get to the steep age of 173, a few compliments don't hurt, so we rounded up the top ten things we love about Chicago.

We confirmed the established patterns of a higher incidence in men than women, at all ages including the very elderly and a steep age gradient in both sexes.

Interestingly, Ono et al. [16] also analyzed mutation accumulation in the mouse small intestine and also report a steep age-related increase of point mutations in the epithelial component.

Age-associated changes in the arterial properties of individuals who are considered otherwise healthy may have relevance to the steep age-dependent increase in vascular diseases.

This majestic setting forces you to consider the history of a landscape of steep, narrow inlets carved into the land during the ice age.

There are lots of steep steps.

If 21st-century parenthood is not scary enough, "Growing Up Online," a documentary to be broadcast on the "Frontline" program on most PBS stations on Tuesday night, uses those real-life stories to ask an increasingly important question: What does it mean to be part of the first generation coming of age steeped in a virtual world seemingly outside parental control?

Parks's discoveries will fascinate not only writers but all citizens of an information age steeped in and propelled by language.

"Teach Us to Sit Still," by Tim Parks (Rodale; $25.99) In this riveting treatise on writing and the body, Parks, a novelist, critic, and translator, goes in search of a remedy for a condition that no doctor can diagnose...[His] discoveries will fascinate not only writers but all citizens of an information age steeped in and propelled by language.