Another predisposing factor to the occurrence of the masticatory system disorders in students is the age of this population, since the peak of the development of the symptoms is between 20 and 40 years of age [ 3].
The peak of the development of the symptoms is between 20 and 40, in a reproductive period [ 17, 36].
She could argue, for example, that it was crucial to understand Bach not as a modern thinker, or as the beginning of music as we know it today, but as the peak of musical development from medieval times through the Protestant Reformation.
Gulf Oil reached the peak of its development around 1970.
At the peak of their development, they filmed one of the most intense scenes of the season.
Yet because it was a highly conceptual movement, many of these young artists - including Appel - had already reached the peak of their development by the time the group disbanded.
When the Silla kingdom reached the peak of its development, Gyeongju was estimated to have a million residents, four times the city's population in 2008.
Rolls-Royce realised that the Napier Lion engine used in the 1927 Supermarine S.5 Schneider Trophy winner had reached the peak of its development, and that for Britain's entrant in the next race to be competitive a new, more powerful engine design was required.
A substantial increase in the number of PFUs coincides with the peak of biofilm development (Fig. 1A and 1B), indicating increased phage induction at the later stages of biofilm formation.
Nests of B. terrestris, being founded by haplometrosis (a single queen), experience a gradual increase in worker population that reaches about 400 workers at the peak of colony development.
