Sentence examples for Age variable from from inspiring English sources

Here we remove the age variable from the model.

To further differentiate associations with cumulative cadmium exposure from associations with other aspects of aging we removed the continuous age variable from model 2 and added an ordinal age variable with 4 age categories (20 29, 30 39, 40 49, and 50 59 years).

Multicollinearity was assessed between mother's and father's age through Pearson correlation and it was significant at the 0.01 level, so the father's age variable was eliminated from the model.

An impact score of 1 is defined as borderline, 2 or more defined as abnormal or "caseness" according to Goodman [ 10]. b Significance for gender differences: * p-value < 0.05, ** p-value < 0.01 There were no significant differences when the age variable was dichotomized (children from preschool to grade 7 and adolescents from grade 8 to grade 13).

One of the limitations of this study is the use of the gestational age variable, information that was obtained from the birth certificate, which is an amalgam of different pieces of information (i.e., date of last menstrual period, neonatal examination and ultrasound).

In a pair wise matching, region, place of residence and age variables were excluded from the analysis and all other variables remain the same.

The analysis of the gender and age variables did not yield significant differences from the expected frequencies (t (442) =0.248, p =0.804), so we accept the equiprobability hypothesis -i.e., independence between the two variables.

In genetic FTLD, the reported range of age of onset is highly variable from 29 to 81 years, particularly in those with GRN or C9ORF72 mutations [ 39, 40].

Age at onset is widely variable, from early childhood to late adulthood.

Age was taken as an additional variable from the reference data.

Suppose a new study will include a response variable from a relatively age-homogeneous population (e.g., college students at a large upper Midwest public university).