age-related
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3.7
- adjective
- /ˈeɪdʒ rɪˈleɪtɪd/
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relacionado con la edad
- And that's why we develop gray hair, wrinkly skin, and memory loss, as well as age-related diseases like Alzheimer's, macular degeneration, cancer, and stroke.
- age-related changes
- age-related differences
- age-related decline
And last time I checked, Ivy was told that everyone experiences some age-related cognitive decline.
- And last time I checked, Ivy was told that everyone experiences some age-related cognitive decline.
- And he suffered from age-related lymphoma that happens in males over a certain age.
- However, once they accumulate, they can start driving inflammation and promote age-related conditions including tumor growth.
- What we do know is if you look at the onset of diabetes, it's clearly age-related.
- Folks, there are millions of people that are suffering from age-related neurodegeneration, but we all know that you don't have to be older to suffer.
- The hormonal changes from from diet are aggravating age-related hair loss.
- To have a shot at, we're aiming for, for youthfulness, lack of age-related diseases.
- There have been two age-related eye disease studies called ARIDS, age-related eye disease studies, ARIDS, there was ARIDS and then ARIDS too.
- Software that might attenuate or reverse age-related cognitive impairment specifically related to various aspects of of attention.
Examples
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And he suffered from age-related lymphoma that happens in males over a certain age.
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Study results revealed age-related growth in students' ability to define the words with accuracy and depth.
Academic text (2012) -
Ensure the measure is sensitive to age-related differences in performance.
Academic text (2015) -
So the life expectancy issue does come with age-related problems.
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We know the man is having some serious age-related impairment.
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So when you exercise, you increase your bone mass, you increase osteocalcin and you improve age-related memory loss.
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Findings are consistent with the possibility of age-related decline in aggression in men.
Academic text (1992) -
We know that as we age, there are age-related changes to skeletal muscle and also to our bone.
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One-fifth said they had seen a rise in age-related conditions such as diabetes and arthritis.
Academic text (2015) -
As people grow older, they often face various age-related health issues like arthritis and heart disease.
How Generational
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Age-related combines the simple word age, which means 'how old someone is', and related, which means 'connected to', so it literally means 'connected to a person's age' or 'caused by getting older'.