Sentence examples for performance ages from inspiring English sources

Females with short productive lives are costly in terms of lost production at peak performance ages, biological and economical costs associated with young replacements, medical treatments associated with subsequent illness culls, and lost salvage value in cases of death.

You've had a big gay following ever since your first performance, aged 13, at a Washington DC gay bar.

Bizet died suddenly of a heart attack after the 33rd performance, aged just 36, never living to see it become a success in Vienna.

From her first performance aged 16 in Harlem's Cotton Club – where black artists appeared before a white audience – she gathered around her close friends who gave her strength.

Paradis made her first public performance aged just seven on French children's talent show L'Ecole des Fans and when she appears – a mere six minutes late – it's clear the stage is her second home.

Combining this imaging biomarker with clinical information (i.e. baseline cognitive performance, age) further increased the area under the ROC-curve to 0.90.

In addition to changes in cognitive/behavioral performance, aged rats also show an increase in baseline anxiety measured using the elevated plus-maze.

Moreover, we calculated Pearson's correlation between [oxy-Hb] change at each hemisphere and task performance, age and IQ separately for each diagnosis and for child/adult group.

This was not significant after adjustment for prior academic performance, age and gender.

To determine if other characteristics or demographic factors may have affected student performance, age, gender and race for incorrect responses were compared with the cohort averages (Table 1).

Child ΣPBDEs were marginally related to nondominant hand pegboard performance at age 7 years, but not with other motor outcomes.