Sentence examples for shift of the ages from inspiring English sources

The indigenous people call it "The Great Shift of the Ages".

The shift of the ages happened seamlessly, as the Creator hit Re-Start and the Show got renewed for another 26,000 years.

Note that the result is independent of the exposure prevalence and depends only on the shift of the age incidence function and its slope.

In an additional analysis, we tested for a left- or rightward shift of the age-related GM trajectories in the ASD group relative to controls.

That this is indeed the case has been shown in Denmark for example where the male-to-female ratio increased steadily over time in parallel with an improvement of the epidemiologic situation and a shift of the age structure of tuberculosis patients to older age groups[ 16].

Several studies found that the downward shifts of the age at menarche have been accompanied by a simultaneous increase in BMI (10, 36, 37).

Once more there is a distinctive shift of the peak age towards infants as transmission becomes more intense.

Compared to the 1948-1962 report from the same Department, there is a shift of the peak age distribution from the 6th decade to the 7th decade.

Although mortality rates at old ages have come down considerably (which might cause one to expect increases in late-life disparity), the shifting of the threshold age to higher ages has caused late-life disparity to stay roughly constant at around or just under 5 years.

The 3 parameters can be thought of geometrically as follows: size is an up or down shift on the height axis for each individual growth curve; tempo is a corresponding left or right shift of the curve on the age axis, and velocity is a shrinking or stretching of the age axis, which affects the mean slope (ie, velocity) of the curve.

The leftward shift of the lines with age on Figure 1 indicates a leftward shift of the distribution of I-GERQ-R scores with age consistent with falling scores.