Sentence examples for until the sixth decade from inspiring English sources

The disease does not cause severe disability, as patients remain ambulatory even until the sixth decade.

Nevertheless, human adult thymic tissue remains capable of T-lymphocyte production at least until the sixth decade of life (Douek et al., 2000; Haynes et al., 2000).

Age is an unlikely reason for the resurfaced PR as the population employed had an average age of 45 and PR re-emergence is usually not seen until the sixth decade [ 65].

The prevalence of the syndrome increases with age until approximately the sixth decade and decreases thereafter.

The prevalence of fibromyalgia, a disorder characterized by WP in the presence of multiple other somatic symptoms, including fatigue, anxiety, and depression, increases with age up until about the sixth decade of life, and decreases thereafter, in population samples in the US (42), Canada (43), Spain (29), Finland (44), and Brazil (45).

Indeed, the Albanians had neither until the first decade of the 20th century.

Digital photography's full impact was not felt until the first decade of the new century.

Through the 1980s and '90s, though riesling was the darling of wine writers and sommeliers, consumers were unmoved, until the first decade of the new century.

Still, Fitsell said, newspaper accounts of fights involving punches did not appear regularly until the second decade of the 20th century.

Dr. Swartzelder went on to say: "We know that the most critical wiring doesn't even kick in until the second decade of life.

And as a side benefit, waiting a decade would mean that the costs of the overhaul would not kick in until the second decade because illegal immigrants do not qualify for government benefits until after they earn green cards.