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chronologic age, the age of an individual expressed as time that has elapsed since birth. The age of an infant is expressed in hours, days, or months. The age of children and adults is expressed in years. age, n the period of time a person has existed or an object has existed. age, biological, n the age determined by physiology rather than chronology. Factors include changes in the physical structure of the body as well as changes in the performance of motor skills and sensory awareness. age, chronologic, n age determined by the passage of time since birth. age determination, n (by teeth), an estimate of age from the stage of tooth development and/or pattern of wear. age distribution, n a grouping of the persons within a population on the basis of birth date. age factors, n.pl variables affected by time since birth. age hardening, n See hardening, age. age of onset, n the chronologic age of the patient at which the disease, affliction, or disability appeared. age, psychological, n a subjectively experienced age based on a person's behavior, or “how old they feel.” age, skeletal, n the age based on skeletal measurements relative to chronological skeletal development. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Many of these offenders age 55 and older have physiologic ages that are at least 10 years older than their chronologic ages, which has placed tremendous pressure on correctional health care budgets. I think physiologically he is considerably younger than his chronologic age based on his cardiovascular fitness," Eckstein said in an interview Thursday. The doctor told the Associated Press in an interview: "I think physiologically he is considerably younger than his chronologic age based on his cardiovascular fitness. |
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