Sentence examples for problematic age from inspiring English sources
Our new patient was 51, always a problematic age — old to some, young to others.
He agrees that restricting immigration could worsen Britain's already problematic age structure, and "we may give up economic advantage in excluding potential workers who are promising, or willing to do jobs we ourselves don't want to do - but here the end would justify the means: we have to think of the bigger picture.
The most common alternative method to calculate the last "problematic" age range of the life table is extrapolation of death rates based on their change at younger ages in combination with a mortality model (Mathers and Ho 2014; Missov et al. 2016; UN DESA/Population Division 1982, 2017; Wilmoth et al. 2007).
This condition is known as presbyopia and usually becomes increasingly problematic after age 40.
Building on research showing that distractions become more problematic with age, the group worked with the gaming industry to create a 3D environment that would target multitasking skill.
Kivisild et al. [ 30] advocated the use of only synonymous diversity for estimation of the TMRCA, which is problematic for age estimations in young lineages, while Soares et al. [ 31] implemented a correction for the purifying selection effect on the mutation rate estimated for the entire molecule.
However, the equation proposed by Flesch-Janys et al. (1996) may be problematic for ages > 60 years because very small variations in the elimination rate could lead to substantial divergence in half-life length, as observed in the case of 1,2,3,7,8-PeCDD.
Thus, the presence of apoptosis should not be problematic for ageing.
Although it was problematic whether ageing increase susceptibility to lung injury and to pulmonary fibroproliferation, further investigation of younger patients with ARDS is needed to confirm the consistency of the results of our study.
Opioid abuse and dependence is problematic across many age groups, including the working-age population and their dependents.
Opioid abuse is problematic across many age groups, including the working-age population and their dependents [ 7].
