His crablike sideways walk, his coherent mumbling (in a convincingly sustained British accent) and his shy yet confrontational gaze all speak persuasively of Terry's uneasiness in navigating the new terrain of delayed-onset adulthood.
Again, the major concern is that type 2 diabetes has traditionally been a condition we associate with onset in adulthood and one that, when diagnosed in adulthood, is still associated with significant morbidity and mortality over time.
Since the phenotype described herein has an onset in adulthood and that the bulk of muscle myosin is synthesised prior to adulthood, we hypothesised that the depletion of muscle myosin is more consistent with excessive degradation of muscle myosin.
Olivier Assayas's semi-autobiographical drama spotlights the brick-throwing exploits of the VLR (Vive le Revolution) activists, before the onset of adulthood takes its members in different directions.
He is suddenly incapable of throwing accurately, undermined by paralytic self-consciousness, or, Harbach seems to be arguing, by the onset of adulthood itself.
For most freshmen, college represents the onset of adulthood, burgeoning independence, the first tentative steps in pursuit of one's dreams.
But I have always regarded the characters on the "Up" series as a monitory advance team, like older siblings, forever one step ahead of me on the path through adolescence, the onset of adulthood, and, now, the long, narrowing years of middle age.
At six weeks of age, the onset of adulthood, the average meal size of a male mouse whose insulin-reception system had been damaged was 3.2 grams of rodent chow.
Set in what the program identifies as "a medium-size town in the Midwest," this production brings to mind both William Inge's 1950s dramas of lonely American misfits and movies like "American Graffiti" and "Diner," portraits of friendships under siege with the onset of adulthood.
Hereditary inclusion body myopathy (HIBM) is a severe progressive myopathy with onset in adulthood.
