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Meanings of early adulthood in English

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Usage of early adulthood in English
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I think you become a writer in late adolescence and early adulthood.
The new yorker
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Peak VO2 and peak oxygen pulse remain relatively stable during early adulthood.
Pubmed
3
Aortic coarctation is usually diagnosed and repaired in childhood and early adulthood.
Pubmed
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Stories from his early adulthood also point towards his wayward personality.
The Guardian
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She had a very difficult childhood and her early adulthood wasn't much better.
News.com.au
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Both classic and milder phenotypes develop progressive neurodegeneration in early adulthood.
Pubmed
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It presents in the early adulthood mainly as cardiomyopathy, hypogonadism and liver fibrosis.
Pubmed
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As a result, research in the mdx mouse has largely focused on early adulthood.
Pubmed
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Since early adulthood, I'd had a sense that my years were numbered at 52.
The Irish Times
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In all these conditions including JPS, polyps manifest in older childhood or early adulthood.
Pubmed
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The most absorbing part of the book concerns his traumatic childhood and early adulthood.
The Guardian
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Recreational activities in adolescence and early adulthood appeared to afford protection against hip fracture.
Pubmed
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The development of FS interneuronal microcircuits lasted throughout early adulthood.
Pubmed
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She was told she wouldn't make it past early adulthood.
Ebony
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According to these data, most mental disorders start during childhood, adolescence and early adulthood.
Pubmed
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Watching that programme a few times in early adulthood, I thought it was rubbish.
The Guardian
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Early adulthood through the time
Early adulthood across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common