Sentence examples for steady age from inspiring English sources
Children aged 5 to 16 years show a steady age progression on this test.
Children aged 8 to 16 years show a steady age progression on this test [ 20].
Low rates of HPV clearance and frequent HPV reinfections may also contribute to the steady age pattern observed in Dindigul District and Nigeria (Thomas et al, 2004).
Isn't declining workforce participation just an inevitable consequence of America's steady aging?
We saw a continued flow of innovative responses to the steady ageing of our population, which remains both a remarkable boon and one of the biggest challenges for our society and health services.
The steady aging of the population and the declining share of the population that are in their economically active years demands that difficult choices be confronted.
The main results were a steady age-related decrease in L* (skin lightness), with a slope of about 1.0 unit per decade.
Due to the steady age-related increase in aspartate racemization in normal cartilage previously observed by us and others, we believe this is unlikely [ 24- 26].
Our eight-arm radial maze memory test also revealed a steady age-dependent decline in learning and memory functions as indicated by the decreasing percentage of mice that passed this cognitive test with increasing age (summarized in Table 1), which confirms that there exists a functional correlation between genomic DNA methylation levels and cognitive performance during the aging process.
The MDRD estimated GFR was derived from patients with chronic kidney disease who were at steady state (age < 70 years; average GFR, 40 ml/min/1.73 m) and had renal functional changes over several months and years [ 2].
In the HuffPost/YouGov survey, support for legalizing, taxing and regulating marijuana was steady across age groups, ranging from a low of 49percentt among those between ages 45 and 64 (roughly the Baby Boom generation) to 53 percent among those age 65 and older, with younger groups falling in between.
