Sentence examples for usual age from inspiring English sources
The usual age of presentation is usually around the fifth decade (Czarnecki et al. 1997; Hou et al. 2012), with age ranging from 9 to 79 years in different case reports reviewed (Shanthi et al. 2010; Clarke et al. 1998; Czarnecki et al. 1997; Hou et al. 2012; Alameda et al. 1998).
Yes, I am close to the usual age for menopause.
Are you close to the usual age for menopause (late 40s or early 50s)?
one beyond the usual age for marriage, an old maid" begins in the early 18th century.
In the rural areas, girls are married off at 12 or 13, far younger than the usual age of 18.
So despite their healthier tissues, the mice purged of senescent cells died at the usual age of heart problems.
It's the usual, age-old story of love.
What are the usual age-range for people who are prone to arthritis?
He allowed his actors to age naturally and gracefully on screen, defying Hollywood's usual age-phobic strictures.
Thus, KD of a core autophagy component within the MBs suffices to mimic the usual age-induced specific decay of the ASM already in young animals.
Mere walking — three times a week for 40 or so minutes at a time — has even been shown to increase the volume of people's brains enough to reverse usual age-related loss by almost two years.
