Sentences with phrase «much younger ages»

«Aboriginal people still have far higher mortality rates than the average population and die at much younger ages.

It seems likely that Facebook is using the fact that children are accessing technology at much younger ages to familiarise them with Facebook applications and create something of a user pipeline.

People with intellectual disabilities may end up in nursing homes at much younger ages than other nursing home residents.

Some animals, especially those at shelters, are spayed and neutered at much younger ages.

But the criminalization of black people starts at much younger ages.

«Due to shifting attitudes and greater access to media at much younger ages, there is a greater need to develop efforts to empower youth to gain the tools to develop self - knowledge, build positive identities, and make healthy relationship choices.»

Although bullying prevention efforts tend to focus on middle schools and high schools, bullying behavior begins at much younger ages.

Children learn to read at different ages and some show the reading readiness signs at much younger ages than others.

«I showed up at Cal Tech with other kids who had been using computers when they were 5... who had been building their own video games at a much younger age,» he said.

Sixty years ago their grand parents engaged Hitler's army on Normandy (at a much younger age..

Normally when they are talented they are picked up at a much younger age to be schooled at the youth academies.

This connection could obviously be a blood relation, but they also may have known each other at a much younger age when Luke Skywalker was training Jedi.

They may have nightmares, engage in regressive behavior, and appear to «back up» to a much younger age.

First, if you're not familiar with elimination communication, you should know that most babies who are EC'd from birth are actually able to stay dry all night at a much younger age than three.

Israeli children eat more peanut products each month and start eating peanut products at a much younger age, so that study postulated that feeding children peanuts earlier may prevent peanut allergies from developing.

Typically, hazing occurs when kids are older such as in high school or college, while bullying starts at a much younger age.

That said, I think with our next, we will try to get the baby comfortable falling asleep in bed at a much younger age, maybe 4 - 6 months old, before he / she is able to stand up in the bed.

Also, I feel like I'm one of the rare people among the people I know with kids, even among the group that co-sleeps, to have chosen not to night - wean DD at a much younger age.

My son did the exact same thing at a much younger age, and other parents have reported similarly baffling shifts in behavior — their child always loved a certain vegetable and then won't touch it.

The mailer, provided to SoP by the Mayer campaign, features the candidate at a much younger age, holding a campaign sign for her father, who, at the time, was himself campaigning for a state Senate seat.

Term limits, which are common at the state and local government level, also often impose de facto age limits, because most very elderly elected officials mandated to be so old by being re-elected many times after being first elected at a much younger age.

A little more than a decade ago, postdocs were rare in France, in part because the traditional mode of recruitment at universities and public research organizations allowed researchers to get permanent positions at a much younger age than in most other countries.

Blum said the work shows a need to rethink adolescent health interventions, which typically focus on youth 15 years or older, so that they target a much younger age group.

Amyloid — an abnormal protein whose accumulation in the brain is a hallmark of Alzheimer's disease — starts accumulating inside neurons of people as young as 20, a much younger age than scientists ever imagined, reports a surprising new Northwestern Medicine study.

Amyloid — an abnormal protein whose accumulation in the brain is a hallmark of Alzheimer's disease — starts accumulating inside neurons of people as young as 20, a much younger age than scientists ever imagined.

«We're finding that the kinds of complex and strategic self - presentation behavior we see in adults appear at a much younger age than previously known.»

In fact, HIV - infected patients accumulate mature cytotoxic T cells at a much younger age than an uninfected person.

PSO J060.3200 +25.9644 (a.k.a. DANCe J040116.80 +255752.2) was previously identified as a likely member of the Pleiades (age $ \ approx125 $ Myr) based on photometry and astrometry, but its VL - G gravity classification and near - infrared photometry imply a much younger age and thus point to Taurus membership.

At a much younger age than you'd imagine, you'll find your kids will appreciate the sacrifices you make to be two - parents - in - one.

I was surprised too, but after some research and careful trial with my research team (aka my kids) in our lab (aka my kitchen), I have to agree that not only are kids capable of using «real knives» at a much younger age than I expected but that there do seem to be some psychological benefits as well.

I can't imagine what kind of mess you were eating when you went vegetarian, but at a much younger age when I went vegan I became much healthier and actually got some meat on my bones (I was very skinny before being vegan).

There's a more natural gravitation to online and mobile from a much younger age.»

Apparently, more and more people start their first relationships at a much younger age nowadays.

In the newer book, the team forms at a much younger age, with a teleportation experiment being the impetus of their powers, rather than a botched space shuttle flight.

I watched it like I watched Greenaway or Miike or Korine films at a much younger age but hardly since; entranced, fascinated, excited.

Both initiatives allow us to get girls involved in these sports at a much younger age than what is typically offered in school,» says Jefford.

Children are capable of tremendous focus and responsibility, and they can be taught these traits at a much younger age than many people might think.

Boy, how I wish there was something for me as a kid, however, that would have exposed me to animal issues at a much younger age.

Since then, nearly all approved canine parvovirus vaccines have been reformulated to break through resistance from maternal antibodies, and provide immunity at a much younger age, so this problem is less common now.

Research has shown that it is safe to spay and neuter kittens and puppies at a much younger age than veterinarians once thought.

Dogs reach sexual maturity at a much younger age than their most common ancestor, the gray wolf (6 to 12 months vs. 2 years); they have 2 to 3 breeding periods per year, while wolves have only one.

Sure, she's flown before, but that was at a much younger age — she would sleep... Read more

This game took me back to a much younger age, happy with my Genesis.

Notice that these carbon sources are also fossil, but of much younger age than petroleum, coal or natural gas — they were formed via photosynthesis tens of thousands of years ago, not tens of millions of years.

That category is typically reserved for the healthiest or lowest - risk individuals but, in the case of older diabetes sufferers, their late onset of the disease actually lowers their risk quite a bit when compared to those who are diagnosed at a much younger age.

This is primarily for two reasons: You will not only be serving out the waiting period at a much younger age, but there is risk of being refused a policy at an older age or buying a policy with lots of exclusions.

If you are exposed to certain deadly chemicals on a daily basis you are likely to die at a much younger age than the average person.

They may have nightmares, engage in regressive behavior, and appear to «back up» to a much younger age.

«It's a new understanding to think that a lot of later mental health problems could have been treated at a much younger age than we usually think about when we talk mental health issues,» Dr Kowalenko says.

Yes, he had the verbal skills — perhaps too many, but during play sessions he appeared to regress to a much younger age.