Sentence examples for remaining old age from inspiring English sources

The acetyl-p53 proportion remains stable from 2 days until 2 months in both plasma and PBMC specimens; this is followed by a steady increase between 4 and 12 months, after which it stays the same in the remaining old age groups, as observed in brain.

Using known fate model with staggered entry design in program MARK we estimated annual calf survival at 0.765 ± 0.026 SE and that of remaining older age groups between 0.96 and 0.985.

There is a story at work here, about the British literary establishment and a crop of new ish) novelists, that pits the remaining old-timer — the ancient Julian Barnes, at age sixty-five, whashas been nominated for the Booker three times previously — against a group whose average age is forty-four.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet There is a story at work here, about the British literary establishment and a crop of new ish) novelists, that pits the remaining old-timer — the ancient Julian Barnes, at age sixty-five, whashas been nominated for the Booker three times previously — against a group whose average age is forty-four.

A main effect for age (F 1,19 = 7.53, p < 0.02) was seen, with thresholds for vibration detection in two of the elderly groups (older, aged 65 74 and oldest, aged 75 90) being significantly (p < 0.04) elevated when compared to the thresholds in the remaining group (old, aged under 65), for both frequencies and at all sites, except the fingertip.

23 24 They underline the importance of footways that are attractive and easy to use to access local open space as factors in remaining active into old age and influencing overall quality of life.

We have examined women's health related quality of life and care practices and access issues in the context of women's lives which might enable early identification and management of potential health risks which may remain into older age.

Namely, it has examined childless women's health and wellbeing in the context of their reproductive lives which enables the early identification of potential health risks which may remain into older age.

Mr. McGovern remained robust in old age.

While the average human life span remained low and old age was a comparative rarity, senility was considered a natural by-product of aging-perhaps the result of sclerotic cerebral arteries.

Ingrid remained active into old age, though osteoporosis often forced her to use a wheelchair in recent years and she broke her hip bone in a fall in 1997.