Sentence examples for time of age from inspiring English sources

With a concession to the reality of time — of age, of deteriorating health and death — the association will disband on Dec. 31.

The effects over time of age, previous sick leave, having a psychiatric diagnosis and having a respiratory system diagnosis are shown in Figure  1.

Children of age equal or more than 6 years old who enrolled in the health plan at time of age 6 were included in the "age 6" group.

While Rett syndrome and Alzheimer's disease are clearly different in terms of time of age of onset and pathological sequelae, in terms of microglial dysfunction as a contributing factor, they may indeed have much in common.

Applying chemometric methods to NIR spectra of aged cellulose gives a correlation of 0.994 between the spectra and time of ageing, with an error of prediction of 95 h for samples up to 3000 h of ageing.

In a time of aging marathoners and mountain climbers, and a culture drenched in images of fitness and sport, this is a routine impulse, easily pigeonholed.

Changing time of aging, one can vary particle size and the volume fraction of ferromagnetic phase.

The thermo-oxidative degradation of PEG occurred after a period time of aging in air at 80 °C.