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The age-specific prevalence of active donors peaks at [approximately equal to] 24 years of age and subsequently declines monotonically to zero by age 68. Modulus and hardness increase monotonically with increasing crosslink density, and the material becomes more elastic; or stated alternatively, less hysteretic. In this sense, altruism does not decline monotonically with age as a politics of aging model would suggest; instead, the youngest and oldest age groups, likely having fewer economic resources, are somewhat less likely than mid-life individuals in their prime earning years (ages 24 to 59) to support increased spending in any domain. |
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