Sentence examples for represented adulthood from inspiring English sources

When physical activity at different ages was recalled and assessed at a single time point, we used the age range that best represented adulthood (30 50 years old).

In some respects Paranoid Park represents adulthood; the critic Amy Taubin has provocatively suggested to Mr. Van Sant that the film's subtext is that of a gay initiation.

The cumulative effect of overweight across the life course before reported diabetes was evaluated using the combination of somatotype ≥5 at age 10, BMI ≥25 kg/m at age 18, and BMI ≥25 kg/m at baseline (i.e., to represent adulthood).

Young mice in this study were 8 12 weeks old representing early adulthood and full immunological maturity.

We, therefore, assumed that survival to 4 weeks represented survival until adulthood.

In the English-language Dutch thriller "Moonlight," the passage from childhood to adulthood is represented with photogenic explicitness as two 13-year-olds are, quite literally, bound by blood.

Classical distribution of intra/extra-conal spaces are used in the differential diagnosis as shown in Fig. 6 [12] 12]: Open image in new window Fig. 6 Intra-conal and intra/extra-conal mass-like lesions within adulthood are represented within this diagram.

Socioeconomic status at birth and in young adulthood was represented by maternal education (or paternal occupation in New Delhi) and/or by ownership of various household assets.

For children, they represent an artificial adulthood.

In the resulting framework, it is proposed that ego-stage transition in adulthood represents an accommodative response to specific types of life experiences and that the degree of exposure to such life experiences, as well as the perception of and response to the life experience, is influenced by specific psychological characteristics.

Research on successful weight stability throughout young adulthood represents a valuable area of study to unlock key behavioral strategies successful in facilitating weight maintenance into later life.