age of onset

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age
noun
uk /eɪdʒ/ us /eɪdʒ/
the period of time someone has been alive or something ...
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First, our period of follow-up was short and our findings apply only to cases of early ageofonset.
As we have just seen, among the distinguishing features of trajectories are differences in ageofonset and desistance.
There are diverging results on ageofonset of gender marking and on erroneous gender marking of indefinite and definite articles.
Disentangling chronological age from ageofonset in children and adolescents with obsessive-compulsive disorder.
Both have described a different influence of deviant peers based on the ageofonset of disruptive behaviors.
Because individual differences in ageofonset are observed for almost all forms of psychopathology, concordance rates necessarily increase across the life span.
The late average ageofonset (2;4) supports our claim that competent use of apologies represents mastery of a relatively more challenging pragmatic skill.
Three potential susceptibility loci shown by a genome-wide scan for regions invluencing the ageofonset of mania.
Another complicating factor in the study of early development of autism is the significant variability in the ageofonset of autistic symptoms.
Individuals have been classified based on ageofonset, family history, symptom severity, psychiatric comorbidity, scores on screening inventories, personality characteristics, and many other variables.
Moreover, higher numbers of preonset childhood stressors actually predicted an earlier ageofonset.
Between the unipolar and bipolar affective patients there was, however, a difference in ageofonset.
A later ageofonset is normal for this clinical subclass and it is associated more often with autoimmunity.
Due to the low frequency of maltreated children with a school-age onset, these children were excluded from all analyses involving ageofonset of maltreatment.
The questionnaire examines quantity, frequency, ageofonset, and variability of use related to alcohol, tobacco, and various drugs.
As discussed previously, with respect to development course, ageofonset appears to be most prognostic.
For example, a common distinction in the development of externalizing problems is one based on ageofonset.
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