Sentence examples for phenomenon of age from inspiring English sources

Moreover, a large body of research on the phenomenon of age position effect is in sports (Baxter-Jones and Helms 1994; Edwards 1994; Musch and Grondin 2001).

Higginbotham did not experience any such behavior from his fellow judges on the district court, although, as the youngest person ever appointed to the Eastern District (Higginbotham was younger than some of his colleagues' children ), he would later recall that "the most difficult problem [in terms of human relations] was the phenomenon of age".

Furthermore, clinicians often modify decisions based on individual variability, whereas a statistical model may not be able to accommodate the clinical nuances and overcome the gerontological phenomenon of age heterogeneity.

These behaviour patterns may be the result of social institutions and expectancies rather than an intrinsic phenomenon of aging.

Linklater has explored the passage of time and the phenomenon of ageing on camera in the Before… trilogy, the creation and timeframe of which intertwines with that of Boyhood.

The difficulties of public transport are often cited to be an issue with growing older in cities, as we heard from you this week as part of our series exploring the phenomenon of ageing populations and how cities will adapt.

Besides age-hardening at 500 °C, an unexpected phenomenon of age-softening is observed even in the presence of nanoscale α precipitates when aged at 600 °C.

However, the question whether epiphyseal bone enlargement is a natural phenomenon of aging or associated with OA remains open.

Menopause is a natural phenomenon of aging, although the timing and management of menopause can significantly affect a woman's quality of life.

When too many failures occur on a given piece of equipment, the dependability engineer needs to decide whether these failures are attributable to poor initial design or if they are due to a phenomenon of aging.

There were even physicians who felt that high blood pressure was a phenomenon of aging and that higher pressures were needed to get blood into the head of elderly individuals with hardening arteries (atherosclerosis).