Sentences with phrase «than one's chronological age»

My doctor has stated that I am no longer diabetic and that based on my tests, I am ten years younger than my chronological age.

The new marker potentially provides a method to measure how much our body has aged — our biological rather than chronological age.

For men, the average heart age was about eight years older than their chronological age; for women, their hearts were an average of five years older than their real age.

I played attachment games and kept a better eye on her, trying to treat her more at her emotional age than her chronological age.

Our «biological» age can be more important than our chronological age.

Because the emotional age is different than their chronological age.

I feel much younger than my chronological age and, as a result, look at least ten years younger... so I've been told.

It is, therefore, a function of social maturity rather than chronological age.

A 40 + person can easily be physically 10 years younger or older than their chronological age.

«Facial features are more reliable aging biomarkers than blood profiles and can better reflect the general health status than chronological age,» found the authors of that paper.

Previous work published by Samani has linked telomere shortening with heart disease, suggesting that biological age may be more relevant to age - related diseases than chronological age.

«Urinary 8 - oxoGsn may reflect the real condition of our bodies better than our chronological age, and may help us to predict the risk of age - related diseases,» concludes Cai.

For instance, semi-supercentenarians — people who live to be 105 to 109 — are about 8.6 years younger epigenetically than their chronological age.

A study last year found that people in their 70s whose biological age is five years greater than their chronological age have a 20 percent higher risk of dying over six years than people whose biological and chronological ages are the same.

But everybody would agree «biological age» should be a better predictor of how long you live than chronological age.»

A geriatric assessment identifies factors other than chronological age that can predict the risk of morbidity and mortality in older adults.

When they compared their results, they found that differences in memory function corresponded to gender and menopausal stage, more so than chronological age.

I have many interests and hobbies I am an intelligent, passionate, caring and attractive woman who looks and feels much younger than my chronological age I want to find the ma...

They found that altering the activity of a gene called Cdk5 appeared to make the clocks run faster than normal, and the flies older than their chronological age.

Judge Baugh sentenced Rambold to 30 days in prison, saying that the girl, Cherice Moralzez, was «as much in control of the situation» as her teacher was and that she was «older than her chronological age,» whatever that even means.

I have always looked younger than my chronological age.

Special growth charts based on gestational age rather than chronological age have been developed for infants, beginning at 26 weeks» gestational age.

Breast Cancer Care is calling for older women to be specifically and effectively targeted by health promotion campaigns as the people most at risk of developing breast cancer and for older patients to receive personalised care plans for their breast cancer treatment, based on that patient's individual circumstances rather than their chronological age.

These changes continue throughout a person's life, correlating with cellular rather than chronological age and foreshadowing alterations found in cancer cells.

When they performed the same experiments on 10 - day - old mutant flies and compared the results with the standard curve, they found that the flies were «older» than their chronological age.

Semi-supercentenarians (people who live to be 105 to 109, yellow) tend to be biologically younger than their chronological age.

«The charter encourages researchers to take into account the biological age of a person rather than their chronological age,» he says, adding that imposing upper age limits on clinical trials is unjustifiable.

I'm often told I appear younger than my chronological age.

Even short term practitioners of this meditation have, on average, a biological age five years younger than their chronological age.

Everything from their skin down to their bones, joints, and vital inner organs have functionally aged a decade more than their chronological age.

Many people that are in their 40s or 50s look much younger than their chronological age.

A vibrant, supportive community of 350 gifted learners, ACCESS Academy provides curriculum acceleration and enrichment options, including a flexible program design to meet students» needs based on ability level rather than chronological age or grade.

So the headlines read, «Ex-Teacher Gets 30 Days For Rape of Girl; Judge Says She Was «Older Than Her Chronological Age»».

The effective age takes into account how well a property has been maintained and can be older or younger than the chronological age.

Children with developmental trauma act much younger than their chronological ages.

Often, children may speak and comprehend as though they are many years younger than their chronological age.

We focus on a child's developmental progress rather than their chronological age.

Because of this, Theraplay ® activities are based on the child's current emotional level rather than their chronological age.

Because traumatic situations take emotional work to process, children are distracted from their normal «developmental tasks» and later may act younger than their chronological age.