Sentence examples for upon age from inspiring English sources
The phrase "upon age" is not correct and not commonly used in written English
It may be intended to refer to something related to age, but it lacks clarity and proper context. Example: "Upon age, one often reflects on their life choices."
Thus, reading comprehension is dependent upon the quality of literary exposure, not upon age.
"In souls nobly born, valor does not depend upon age," he said.
And that's what the show is about — finding eternal youth because of how society looks upon age".
In Smith v. City of Jackson, the court broadened the scope of the Age Discrimination in Employment Act by ruling 5 3 that proof of intentional discrimination was not necessary to sustain a suit based upon age discrimination.
Welsh et al. (2008) estimated survival based upon age ratios.
Traditionally, Chinese families are structured hierarchically based upon age, generation and gender.
It is clear that migraine prevalence is lower in children, dependent upon age, and overall in Europe about half that in adults [4].
The extent of depletion at the 3 g/kg dose was dependent upon age, with old mice demonstrating significantly lower GSH levels than mature mice (P < 0.001).
A more useful book would focus on how to build a solid foundation in an industry where reputation is based greatly upon age and responsibility rather than novelty.
Characteristic profile and normative data are shown depending upon age, gender and educational level both from FS (animals and fruits) and FF in a wide population of healthy subjects.
In one of the chapters, Levmore argued that it should be legal for employers to require that employees retire at an agreed-upon age, and Nussbaum wrote a rebuttal, called "No End in Sight".
