Drift

Cross-source consensus on Drift from 1 sources and 5 claims.

1 sources · 5 claims

Evidence quality

All drift credible intervals included zero. — The rhythm of aging: Stability and drift in the individual rate of senescence
Estimated drift values fell below detectability thresholds, so any true directional trend would be smaller than the data can reliably separate from stochastic variation. — The rhythm of aging: Stability and drift in the individual rate of senescence
Posterior directional indices provided weak evidence for sustained change. — The rhythm of aging: Stability and drift in the individual rate of senescence
Sensitivity analyses starting at ages 50, 60, and 70 found no sustained drift in the Gompertz slope. — The rhythm of aging: Stability and drift in the individual rate of senescence
Even the strongest directional indications in France did not meet the paper's evidence standard for sustained drift. — The rhythm of aging: Stability and drift in the individual rate of senescence