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Age structure and income distribution policy
Journal of Population Economics, 1988The dependence of earnings on age is a firmly established empirical fact. A simple microeconomic model of educational choice, being consistent with this observation, is designed. The model lends itself readily to aggregation over individuals and age groups.
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The changes with age of the anatomical distribution of fat
Social Science & Medicine, 1982During adolescence and the third decade of life a redistribution of bodily fat is occurring away from the extremities towards the trunk. During this time the process is occurring in both sexes although more rapidly in males than females, hence it is a masculinizing process.
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1977
The age-distribution in a population is more or less variable. Its possible fluctuations are not, however, unlimited. Certain age-distributions will practically never occur; and even if we were by arbitrary interference to impress some extremely unusual form upon the age-distribution of an isolated population, in time the “irregularities” would no ...
F. R. Sharpe, Alfred J. Lotka
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The age-distribution in a population is more or less variable. Its possible fluctuations are not, however, unlimited. Certain age-distributions will practically never occur; and even if we were by arbitrary interference to impress some extremely unusual form upon the age-distribution of an isolated population, in time the “irregularities” would no ...
F. R. Sharpe, Alfred J. Lotka
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Age and the Distribution of Earnings
The Economic Journal, 1979Creedy, J, Hart, P E
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1999
The methodology to study the hydraulic age distribution in steady-state perfectly mixed reactors was established by Danckwerts (1953) in his classic work “Continuous-flow Systems.” But the simple equations developed for the steady-state regime are not applicable to nonsteady-state regimes, which are characterized by irregular hydraulic age distribution.
Marcelo Juanicó, Eran Friedler
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The methodology to study the hydraulic age distribution in steady-state perfectly mixed reactors was established by Danckwerts (1953) in his classic work “Continuous-flow Systems.” But the simple equations developed for the steady-state regime are not applicable to nonsteady-state regimes, which are characterized by irregular hydraulic age distribution.
Marcelo Juanicó, Eran Friedler
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Biological age is increased by stress and restored upon recovery
Cell Metabolism, 2023Tong Gong
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DNA methylation-based age clocks: From age prediction to age reversion
Ageing Research Reviews, 2021Aleksandra Pisarek-Pacek +2 more
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Machine learning for brain age prediction: Introduction to methods and clinical applications
EBioMedicine, 2021Rafael Garcia-Dias +2 more
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Health Literacy in the Information Age: Communicating Cancer Information to Patients and Families
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2002J R Seffrin
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