Sentence examples for until the third decade from inspiring English sources
Left ventricular hypertrophy (LVH) may not develop until the third decade or beyond.
The presence of a second type of fluorophore as reported by Lerman & Borkman [ 4], which remained at low level (absorbance value < 1.0) until the third decade (age 30 years) of life.
This finding is compatible with our patient's history of normal vision until the third decade of life; that is, his USH2A mutations do not appear to cause a gross developmental abnormality of photoreceptor cells.
That is, if the patient's native photoreceptor cells develop and function normally until the third decade of life, as suggested by our current data and the patient's clinical history, it is possible that replacement of lost photoreceptors with iPSCs that have not been genetically modified could be a reasonably durable treatment.
While catastrophic events rarely occur in sport, 1 the long-term consequences and implicit severity of these events make them the most devastating of all injuries to the player, their family and friends. 2 Up until the third decade of life, sport is associated with a large proportion of all catastrophic spinal injuries.
AD-ANCL patients are asymptomatic until around the third decade [ 5].
Indeed, modern neuro-imaging techniques demonstrate that the brain shows ongoing maturation until well into the third decade, with the pathways influencing impulse control and higher levels of executive function being the last to mature (Lebel et al. 2008).
Until its development in the third decade of the 20th century, the scientific atomic theory did not differ philosophically very much from that of Dalton, although at first sight the difference may appear large.
The maps made of the north coast of Ellesmere Island remained a primary source of information until aerial photographs became available in the third decade of the twentieth century.
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.
