Sentences with phrase «since age effects»

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Since the brain develops until about age 25, the CMA saw its recommendation as a compromise that could help shield young people from the harmful effects, Dr. Blackmer said.

With some entailment of that danger always implicit in superlatives, one may raise the question whether any other single contribution from whatever source since human culture emerged from the stone ages has had the far - reaching effect upon history that Israel in this regard has exerted both through the mediums of Christianity and Islam and directly through the world of Jewish thinkers themselves.

Actually, since cancer is a disease of old age, which kicks in long after most people have done whatever procreating they're going to do, it has zero effect on long - term survivability of the species.

The doors have technically been open since 2005's age minimum rule came into effect, but no top - tier prospect has taken the bait.

Of course, since my husband is older than me EVERYTHING effects him worse and I should just wait until I'm his age to see how it feels.

I have been using tea tree oil, and Lavender oil on both of my sons since shortly after their births, they are now 11 and 7 years of age and we continue to use these essential oils with zero negative side effects.

It is not very surprising that smoking and aging have adverse effects on the breast shape since both these factors have negative effects on skin elasticity.

Since the law took effect on February 14, 2017, a total of nearly 35,000 New Yorkers aged 16 and 17 have become active in the New York State Donate Life Registry.

For the first time since the Sex Offender Registry Act took effect in January 1996, some individuals often viewed as untouchables are getting back some of their privacy because they're aging off the list.

Study authors selected 1,550 European and African - American individuals (766 females, 784 males) who had a full drink of alcohol before age 18, since the ADH1B variant is expected to exhibit a protective effect only in response to alcohol consumption.

However, the authors stress that «further clinical investigations will be essential to establish the optimal dose, duration and safety, and whether vitamin D2 or D3 have different effects on mortality risk, since the available trials are based on elderly populations in general (an age group with high competing risk of death often due to multiple co-existing disease conditions) and they do not typically include cause - specific deaths as the primary outcomes.»

«Aging of the population is probably the most important trend, since older adults are more vulnerable to heat - related health effects,» said co-author Patrick Kinney, a professor of environmental health sciences at Columbia University, in an email.

Since age and rank are correlated — older baboons are less likely to be high - ranking — the team corrected for the effect of age, but found that rank was still the most important factor in predicting wound - healing time.

This means the global effect of Arctic melting, which in itself constitutes a feedback from CO2 - driven global warming, is close to the warming effect of the rise in atmospheric CO2 from 280 ppm to 407 ppm since the onset of the industrial age.»

It should be noted, however, that while a study on senescent cell ablation in genetically normal mice would provide at least some evidence on the effect of senescent cells (and their ablation) on promoting cancer, even such a study would likely show less effect than could be anticipated in a large mammal model, since even normally - aging mice rarely suffer metastatic disease to the extent of aging humans, as sheer primary tumor volume is generally sufficient to be fatal to mice.

It is challenging to see how volcanism could cause an ice age, since its cooling effects would have to be stronger than, and to outlast, its warming effects.

A team of researchers from McMaster University have been studying the effects of heavy versus light weight since 2010, trying to determine whether or not the age - old belief of «heavier is better» is correct.

Since HGH typically goes down with age, there may be some benefit to giving HGH for its «anti-aging» effects.

Scientific papers claim that the effect of Sculptra is due to the body's own inflammation caused by the mast cells releasing histamine into the tissues and since receiving two of these injections at the age of 28 (15 months ago) I have been very unwell.

Since NAD + metabolism and concentration throughout your body hold such a critical role in total cellular metabolism, it has become an attractive method for treating the negative effect aging has on not only your appearance but also your cellular function.

This means that you want to keep your oldest credit cards, since they help lengthen your average age of accounts and counterbalance the negative effect of closing cards you've only had a short time.

BioWare has announced that Dragon Age II has sold over 1 million units since it launched two weeks ago, and to say thanks they are giving out free Mass Effect 2 PC download codes to everyone who bought a new copy of Dragon Age II.

Since that time many more RPG's have been released, games like Dragon Age: Origins, Dragon Age: 2, Mass Effect 2 to name the first handful that spring to mind.

During her time at Microsoft and since, she's worked on many game franchises, including Halo, Fable, Age of Empires, Dragon Age, Modern Warfare, Mass Effect and many others.

Dragon Age got to show you what felt like its whole world for the first time rather than just snapshots (and it's incredibly impressive to look at), and Mass Effect hadn't really done big explorable planets since the original game.

Since 1995, BioWare has created some of the world's most critically acclaimed titles and franchises, including Baldur's Gate ™, Neverwinter Nights ™, Star Wars ®: Knights of the Old Republic ™, Jade Empire ™, Mass Effect ™ and Dragon Age ™.

Laidlaw has been with BioWare since 2003 and has worked on Jade Empire, the original Mass Effect, and every Dragon Age game.

It has been a while since news about the Dragon Age series of games has been on the game industry's radar, but BioWare's fantasy RPG will likely be a hot topic now that Mass Effect: Andromeda has released and seen the bulk of its major post-launch updates rolled out.

The effect is in the ballpark of 5 %, since the sun is 30 % brighter than when it formed 4.5 billion years ago and the brightening trend accelerates as a star ages (A little educated guessing here, but the rate of fusion increases in proportion to the star's luminosity and the pressure needed in the core is an inverse relationship to the hydrogen concentration in the core — simple linear interpolation would give a 3.3 % increase in luminosity).

The average temperature increase is real and the effects are happening much more rapidly than anything seen in the past 2000 years at a minimum and probably since the last ice age around 12000 years ago.

So your scientific intuition rebels at the thought of runaway positive feedback (like that which causes the rapid transition from ice age to interglacial which is so well established), but it doesn't rebel at the thought that somehow, every scientist since 1922 has failed to notice an allegedly major flaw in our understanding of the greenhouse effect?

Since the temperature increase dates from the beginning of the industrial age and the warming apparently accelerates as greenhouse gasses accumulate in the atmosphere (picture below this), it is used as strong evidence of cause and effect and projected into the future (which I'll write about later).

Speaking this week at a conference on avoiding climate change hosted by the British government, Rapley warned that the melting of ice shelves which have been present since the last ice age may speed up glacial melt in a «cork out of bottle» effect.

5) Akasofu and others touting the multidecadal ocean oscillations theory already claim a 0.5 °C / century rise from the Little Ice Age, since the mid-to-late 17th century, while the modelling in this article shows only about 0.2 °C / century for that effect, so it seems they are underestimating it substantially, and simply giving its contribution to AGW.

You should not be surprised at the error bounds on the age effect getting very wide at the higher end since there is only one tree contributing to the estimate for the last 29 years.

Since after 38 years we still don't know the climatic effect of doubling CO2 concentrations (climate sensitivity), I think it is premature to declare the Ice Age dead.

«The linear trend would approximately extrapolate a natural warming trend due to solar and volcano effects that is known to have occurred since the Little Ice Age»

[Quite the opposite effect may be the case: as the area of ice decreases (as it has been since the last ice age), so it is likely that the quantity of ice being melted by the ocean each year decreases, this would reduce a cooling effect on the ocean (entirely independent of AGW obviously) possible causing lower level temperature rises]

Note also that the variability of the adjusted value will depend on the age of the tree since the Growth is itself an estimated effect.

Ever Since Gore's film, the attempt to link ice ages to CO2 has been one of the most egregious examples of confusing cause with effect.

A problem that arises in the context of attributing any effect to CO2 is that since the end of the Little Ice Age, a natural warming has possibly increased the temperature monotonically, anthropogenic CO2 has increased monotonically, and deforestation and urbanization have increased monotonically.

(A similar effect is happening in the present age due to carbon dioxide concentrations that have been rising because of man - made sources since the 1850s.)

By contrast current climate change is caused by the thermal effects of CO2 emissions from burning of some 300 billion tons of fossil fuel since the dawn of the industrial age, with consequent increase of CO2 to 380 parts per million, 36 percent above maximum levels (about 280 parts per million) which pertained over the last one million years (The Pleistocene).

ABSTRACT: In the present study we examined 1) whether childhood disruptive behaviour, in terms of aggressiveness, hyper - activity and social adjustment, predicts school performance since toddler age or whether becomes it relevant first since middle or late childhood, 2) whether gender differences within the associations between school perform - ance and disruptive behaviour exist, and 3) whether there are trait specific effects in these associations, i.e. whether hyperactivity is more relevant determinant for later school success than aggression and social adjust - ment.

To investigate the effects of poverty on childhood brain development and to begin to inform the mediating mechanisms of these negative effects, we investigated associations between poverty and total white and total cortical gray matter volume, as well as hippocampus and amygdala volumes, in a sample of children ages 6 to 12 years followed up longitudinally since the preschool period.

Since one interaction parameter CU × ODD achieved significant results (social cognition, p =.05), single effects were estimated and interpreted (for children with ODD = absent, ODD = present, low CU score - percentile 25 of the distribution - and high CU score - percentile 75): high CU raw scores were associated with high scores in social cognition difficulties at age 4, but only for children without ODD at age 3.

Since the 45 - 54 and 55 - 64 age groups account for nearly half of all owner - occupied households combined, shifts in homeownership among these cohorts will have the largest effects on homeownership rates, and other aspects of the housing market, going forward.