Sentence examples for perceived ages from inspiring English sources

Perceived age was used to select Hadza images and examining the composite images below show the average perceived ages.

To enable comparison between perceived ages from facial and passport-type images, 10 of the same assessors also rated the twin facial images.

For the perceived ages generated from the Danish twin passport-type images and excluding those who used hair dye, only skin wrinkles and hair graying had significant prediction in a linear model (Table 2).

There was a significant correlation between the perceived ages of the British subjects and the pigmented spot grading without adjusting for chronological age (see SI Table S1), similar to findings in the literature [24].

The mean perceived ages were generated from an average of 71 and 51 independent assessments of age for 204 twins (52 monozygotic and 50 dizygotic pairs) and 162 British subjects respectively.

To confirm that the visual differences in evidence between the Danish twin composites were reflective of facial aging differences in other Caucasian populations, perceived ages of British females aged 45 75 years were estimated.

Likewise, perceived age can be used to estimate wisdom or experience.

"A lot of patients show better improved perceived age and attractiveness than what was noted in this study," he said.

Similarly, consonant with the thesis that a preference for youth underlies intersexual selection acting on women, we document an inverse relationship between foot size and perceived age.

Dr. Val Lambros, a plastic surgeon in Newport Beach, Calif., lauded the researchers' conscientiousness and their good-faith effort to quantify perceived age improvement and attractiveness after surgery.

A 2012 study of Dr. Adamson's patients had found, on average, a seven-year reduction in perceived age, but that study used less rigorous criteria.