Sentence examples for predictable age from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, our observations of ILI age dynamics in this early warning period (around weeks 49 52) lead us to hypothesize that the predictable age dynamic shifts in the abutting Thanksgiving and winter holidays, which may be due to reduced contact rates, create an insulated 'severity testbed' for improved signal detection during these weeks.

It is a quirk of nature that it develops at a fairly predictable age and is a useful guide to aging horses between the ages of 10 to 25-30 years old.

We, as well as others, have previously shown that fa/ fa ZDF rats progress from prediabetes to overt type 2 diabetes in a highly predictable age-dependent fashion [ 37, 40].

Moreover, we found that death due to systemic diseases such as sepsis, cirrhosis, and renal failure, was predictable by age over 45 years (aOR 3.00, CI 1.32 6.84) and being admitted as inpatients (aOR 3.8, CI 1.39 6.8).

The glorious uncertainty of racing is a magical antidote to our increasingly predictable, McDonaldised age.

In soils older than approximately 12,000 cal ybp, however, carbonate dissolution during wetter climates and the addition of colluvium and/or dust to terrace surfaces become important factors in the preservation of carbonate in the profile, and carbonate content is not predictable by age alone.

The play has a predictable middle-aged-angst narrative that is somewhat glamorized by its rock-star milieu: the drugs may be stronger, but the emotions are oddly detached.

However, it does capitalise heavily on the audience's knowledge of its lead, Al Pacino, in a way that sets it apart from other similarly predictable old-age redemption tales.

To determine whether the transition to menopausal status is unidirectional and predictable with aging.

There is a predictable correlation with age in this respect (73percentnt of those aged 65+ agree that it is possible), but it is interesting that 36percentnt of those aged 16-24 also believe it is possible.

As the country begins to come to terms with a less predictable post-Mandela age, what are South Africa's prospects of squaring up to its chief tasks building a prosperous and more equitable economy; removing nagging sources of instability; and containing an explosive racial mix Economic portentsFor those inclined to gloom, there are economic worries aplenty.