Sentence examples for Age categorization from inspiring English sources

Age categorization is no longer limited to 40 and up; it extends to 60 and above, 70 and above, even 95 and above, as in Mr. Johnson's case.

Most of all, forging consensus on age categorization may cause higher conflict among the two ministries (MEHRD and MGEF), throughout the discussion process due to different preferences of age categorization in each ministry.

Combining the presence of a protective cage and age categorization of vulnerable road users, the VRUITS project created relevant age subcategories within each mode (pedestrians, cyclists, moped and motorcyclists).

All buttons were assigned a possible response for the emotion judgment and age categorization tasks.

We chose this age categorization (i.e., 0 9, 10 19, and 20 30 years) because puberty in Swedish children seldom starts before age 10 years.

These findings accord with some studies [ 13, 18, 19] but not others [ 20, 21] although in the latter studies the age categorization and settings were different.

This may be partially due to variations in age categorizations for age-dependent risk factors, such as age at menarche and age at menopause, making interpretation difficult since there may be a critical time window of susceptibility during adolescent and puberty development that influences tumor initiation and progression.

Dichotomization of GCS (based on the median) and ten-year interval age-categorization was found to yield the best results.

Comparability of these studies was, however, limited due to differences in drug utilisation measures, inclusion criteria of the study populations, age group categorizations and classifications of antibiotic subgroups [ 11- 18].

We also categorized children by presence or absence of severe immuno-suppression based on WHO 2006 age specific immunologic categorizations as follows: age <12 months CD4 < versus ≥ 1500 cells/mm, 12-35 months CD4 < versus ≥ 750 cells/mm, 36-59 months CD4 < versus ≥ 350 cells/mm3 and >59 months CD4 < versus ≥ 200 cells/mm.

The three studies after 1982 applied the same categorization of age and observed similar age-specific prevalence rates except for those who were born before 1982, even though the proportions of members born in individual years were likely to be different across studies[ 12- 14] (Table 6).