Sentence examples for patterns of age from inspiring English sources

If current patterns of age and work hold, which is by no means certain as more people postpone retirement, there would be some four percent fewer of us working, down to 6,764,000.

To generalize our conclusions to diseases characterized by different patterns of age of onset we also explore the effect of changes in the mean and variance of age of onset on selection.

We saw similar patterns of age dependent mixing to those reported by Mossong et al, with pronounced assortative mixing seen as a high intensity diagonal, signals of parent-child mixing, and a 'plateau' of mixing of adults with one another.

There were no apparent patterns of age range inclusion by region.

Other age-specific differences suggested interesting patterns of age associated differences.

We observed interesting patterns of age specific T. pallidum seropositivity and active syphilis infection.

VBQ of white matter revealed distinct anatomical patterns of age-related change in microstructure.

The first educational variable informs about the number of years that a child of school entrance age can expect to receive if prevailing patterns of age-specific enrollment rates persist throughout the child's life (UNDP 2012).

Although in vivo neuroimaging captures spatial and temporal patterns of age-related changes of anatomy at the macroscopic scale, our knowledge of the underlying (patho physiological processes at cellular and molecular levels is still limited.

Here we perform a historic review of the literature employing DWI to gain neurobiological insight into the aging brain, as well as work exploring the clinical utility of diffusion imaging towards understanding patterns of age-associated neurodegenerative conditions.

These results imply that patterns of age-dependent plasticity during the early juvenile period might predictably vary among genotypes that express different levels of behaviour at birth or hatching, as a function of the cues with which those genotypes were reared and tested.