Sentence examples for the increased age from inspiring English sources

The changes are equally opposed by technology companies and child-safety experts, who warned that the increased age of consent would make it very difficult for teenagers under 16 to use social media and other internet-based resources and services.

"Also, by freezing those who are entitled to the increased age allowances at their 2012-13 level, some pensioners will become worse off in real terms as their pensions are indexed over the next few years".

Ms Sharp received a discount at last year's renewal and our price this year was calculated on last year's original quoted price, with the additional increase in insurance premium tax added and other ratings factors such as the increased age of her vehicle and other claims data we use.

If no women delay trying, the increased age on access to IVF results in 31 more pregnancies.

The increased age at first birth, low number of births, and short breastfeeding are all part of change in reproductive behavior that began in the West with the demographic transition about two centuries ago, but is today underway in many parts of the world, in particular in East Asia (Frejka and Sardon 2004; Frejka et al. 2010).

Today, infertility is an important health problem due to the increased age of those individuals wishing to have children.

This phenomenon probably corresponds to the process of glycation producing crosslinks between macromolecules, which provides an explanation for the increased age-related stiffness of the skin [ 35].

Based on the background incidence and the dissemination and patterns of use of mammography in Catalonia we have estimated the increased age-specific incidence due to lead time.

In the present study, the increased age-adjusted mortality in men compared to women was obvious immediately after the hip fracture operation and persisted until the end of the follow-up, which is consistent with previous studies [ 6, 13, 14].

Consistent with these observations, natural history studies have reported that the increased age-related mortality observed in patients with NAFLD is attributable to cardiovascular as well as liver-related deaths [ 11, 20].

The increased age-related salivary protein concentration may be due to a combined effect of both the reduction of the production rate of whole saliva [ 34] and the increase of total protein content [ 35] as people age.