Sentences with phrase «as a function of age»

While senior pets are in shelters for many of the same reasons as younger animals, they are often surrendered or abandoned simply as a function of their age.

This study contradicts the common observation that muscle mass and strength decline as a function of aging alone.

The strength of this relationship was similar for boys and girls, and did not differ as a function of age.

Figure 1, left, contains a plot of the proportion of children who reported initiating sex as a function of age and parental monitoring.

«We will be able to use your data points,» Kuhn explains, «to compare vasculature, cortical thickness, functional networks, etc., across the entire group as a function of age.»

Combining this dataset with available infrared surveys and the ALMA data from Project 2.1 we will estimate the disk mass loss as a function of age and radial distance from O stars.

Bioavailability of [alpha]- linolenic acid from flaxseed diets as a function of the age of the subject.

They found that puppies showed a higher behavioural response to DDS than for ADS, but this preference decreased as a function of age.

We check the calculations by observing the neutrino flux coming straight to us from the solar core and by observing how other stars [of which we have billions of examples] behave as a function of their age.

We hypothesized differential distributions of the various attachment styles as a function of age and ethnicity, on the basis of extrapolation from attachment theory's formulations concerning (a) the functions of attachment, (b) stages of human development, and (c) the effect of environmental perturbations on family structures and attachment bonds.

When age interactions were included (Models 2), the effects of changes in actor PMQ (Panel A in Figure 2) and in partner PMQ (Panel B in Figure 2) had varying effects on disability as a function of age.

However, parents commonly withdraw their involvement in diabetes care as youth enter adolescence [25 - 28], often solely as a function of age and not youths» capacity for autonomous self - care [21,23,29,30].

Results were subjected to (1) correlation analyses that examined associations among the EF measures, (2) multivariate analysis of variance that compared EF performance between the preterm / ELBW group and the full - term group as a function of age, and (3) correlation and regression analyses that evaluated the main and interactive effects of the biomedical variables and SES on EF scores within the preterm / ELBW group.

Older dogs may have digestive problems simply as a function of age.

The impact of PMQ on health may vary as a function of age - related shifts in relational motivations.

As a function of age, the capacity for adult stem cells to self - renew declines.

We examined ERPs to open and closed class words, and nouns and verbs presented in sentential context and as a function of age and time in sound.