Sentence examples for start ages from inspiring English sources

While the findings reveal new information in the ongoing debate over the developmentally appropriate age to start school, the researchers are not necessarily advocating for early school start ages.

It based its recommendations on an extensive review of the literature and a computer simulation that incorporated the best available data on mortality, screening techniques, screening intervals, and stop and start ages.

You can see up-to-the-minute pricing based on different income start ages and product features here.

Those 57,000 include more than 51,000 fewer children in Head Start (ages 3-5) anearlyrly 6,000 fewer children, families and pregnant women in Early Head Start (ages 0-3) in the current program year due to sequestration.

To account for uncertainty in the age at which under-ascertainment ceases to bias the snapshot trend slope, a range of start ages from 8 to 11 years old was considered.

For a start, AGEs (and particularly CML-LDL) [ 5, 32] are not identified by their receptor, they are preferentially recognized by scavenger receptors on monocytes/macrophages, and this enhances their uptake with a consequent stimulation of ester-cholesterol synthesis and "foam cell" formation.

Does this technique have a 'average' start age?

He's also interested in the durability of particle filter systems as the trucks start aging.

There were 25 to 30 of us at the start, aged between 30 and 70.

We start aging the day we are born.

Nobel Prize winner Archbishop Desmond Tutu says it is time to start aging gracefully.