Sentence examples for older stages from inspiring English sources

"People are having surgeries at much older stages in life than ever before, but they are taking longer to recover," said Dr. Jay Slotkin, an internist in Southold with a specialty in geriatrics.

For reconstructing the pronunciation of older stages of Sinitic, the Chinese writing system offers much less help than the alphabetic systems of such languages as Latin, Greek, and Sanskrit within Indo-European or Tibetan and Burmese within Sino-Tibetan.

The articles seem to have played some part, during the older stages of the languages, in distinguishing subject from object; the article is more often used where a Latin nominative would have occurred than in other cases, perhaps to give prominence to the topic of the sentence.

In practice, only model history in the last stage is kept and the model histories in older stages are combined.

The strong presence of boreal floral elements during the older stages of the Holsteinian interglacial suggests a high seasonality.

The transition toward older stages of the life cycle reduces the access to rural policies, above all in the presence of assistants non-exclusively employed in the farm.

There are older stage costumes in existence - including some in the Theatre Museum just across the road from the opera house.

These results demonstrated that the functional significance of the transgene is more evident in the older stage than in the early developmental stages.

An upper limit of 60 hrs a.p. was chosen because older stage tissue often apolysed in culture and became lost in the culture medium.

For the purposes of comparison, a slightly older stage 11 wild-type embryo is shown in panels A-C.

In contrast, reported cohorts of stage 4 NB include all age patients, albeit, infant stage 4 NB have a better prognosis than older stage 4 children [ 44].