Sentence examples for quantified age from inspiring English sources

Various power players will try to assert themselves and capture revenue from this quantified age of learning, training and performance.

This paper explores the technical turn to new ways of quantifying and standardizing measurements of age as these intersect with discourses of anti-aging and speculative futures of 'smart' quantified aging bodies.

We therefore quantified age-related and regional brain differences in sleep EEG with and without zolpidem.

We quantified age-dependent learning impairment in F2 progeny of MZM-04/10Plate MZM-04/10PlateZMZM-04/10G MZM-04/32 isolands. MZM-04/02 MZM-04/02

We initially quantified age-related variation in each trait having controlled for annual variation in the environment, among-individual variation and selective disappearance effects.

The purpose of this study was to identify and quantify AGE adducts formed in vivo in a nuclear protein, specifically histone H1, using CML and argpyrimidine as biomarkers.

While it's relatively simpler to quantify age and see how various genetic changes might alter it, it's harder to assess how tiny switches turning on and off at certain times might alter the size of a parrot's brain — or how well it can impersonate Matthew McConaughey.

We assessed the impact of PsA-TT on tetanus toxoid (TT) immunity by quantifying age- and sex-specific immunity prior to and 2 years after introduction.

The new method permits researchers to quantify age and incidence components not only for all causes collectively (equations 6 and 7 above) but also for specific causes (equations 4 and 5 above).

In addition, we observed the glia/neuron ratio as a more sensitive parameter to quantify age-related alterations.

Clomeleon was functional after chronic expression and provided non-invasive readouts of intracellular chloride concentration ([Cl](i)) in brain slices, allowing us to quantify age-dependent declines in resting [Cl](i) during neuronal development.