Collocations withage
These are words often used in combination withage.
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advanced age
The propensity to move declines steadily with advanced age.
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age category
There were no statistically significant interactions between study group and age category or rank.
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age cohort
The age cohort-wise regressions offer some further interesting insights.
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age of diagnosis
The median age of diagnosis is 36 years but the disease can occur at any age.
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age of globalization
On the one hand, he suggests that exoticism during the age of globalization has led to the erasure of selfhood.
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age of onset
First, our period of follow-up was short and our findings apply only to cases of early age of onset.
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approximate age
Most of the high school graduates began childbearing within 5 years after leaving school at an approximate age of 18.
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atomic age
In the atomic age pure, disembodied energy would replace the art object.
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average age
Average age was 34 years.
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certain age
Therefore, this goal will be hard to achieve before reaching a certain position at a certain age.
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childbearing age
For this purpose, vaccine-induced rubellaspecific immunity should persist to and throughout childbearing age in women.
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chronological age
Chronological age and sharing looks revisited.
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dark age
I believe that the world is moving into a very dark age.
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drinking age
Moreover, states that increased their legal minimum drinking age to 21 years following the 1984 legislation had subsequent decreases in youth consumption of alcohol.
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early age
Subtypes of early age onset alcoholism.
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gestational age
All determinants will vary with gestational age.
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impressionable age
There was no doubt, it said, of the importance of training children in good habits at the most impressionable age, and of the nursery school's value in influencing parents.
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increasing age
Increasing age and the absence of breast-feeding, together, were associated with higher mortality.
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marriageable age
If they have any children of marriageable age, the household will receive ample attention.
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maternal age
These analyses showed that sample losses were not associated with maternal age, maternal educational qualifications, ethnicity, family socioeconomic status, or size.
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mature age
Universities need to respond more effectively than many do at present to mature age learners.
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mean age
The mean age of wastewater treatment plant workers was 46 years and the mean age of controls was 45 years.
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median age
Median age was 59 years.
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minimum age
The minimum age of sedimentation is uncertain.
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modern age
The modern age of alienation had truly begun.
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paternal age
Moreover, much higher estimates of the familial component of longevity for daughters are observed when the data are controlled for paternal age at reproduction.
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preschool age
These deficits persist into the preschool age period.
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reproductive age
Animals started to reproduce at age 1, continuing until the oldest reproductive age 9, resulting in nine reproductive age classes.
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tender age
I observed the attractions of special elegance in language at a fairly tender age.
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