Abstract In sport, the relative age effect (RAE) refers to the advantages of participation and performance that athletes born in the first months of the selection year have in relation to those within
Additional file 1 1. Variables description Age: age of the confirmed case InDate: infection date OutDate: onset date InPeriod: incubation Period 2. Values of variables Age: the original age of the con
Additional Excel Table S3c. Additional Excel Table S3c with output of significant results of the TWAS meta-analyses of age: effect sizes, standard error, P values, test statistics of all cohorts, and
A potential effect of donor age upon the ability to produce neurospheres and the number of neurospheres obtained was systematically examined on a subset of cultures. Donor rats of all ages had a simil