It is also the case that for some cohorts we can only have observations of people retiring after a given age (60 for those born in 1936) or before a given age (for instance, at most at 60 for those born in 1946) given that this is the age when the sample was extracted, as shown in Table 1.
Using a model based on less complete histological data, we estimated the radiosensitivity of the human oocyte [26] and were subsequently able to estimate the effective sterilising dose of radiotherapy at a given age for the individual woman [27].
We describe the percentage of the NGF population remaining for a given age for women whose ovarian reserve is established and declines in line with our model (Figure 5).
We have described the percentage of the NGF population remaining for a given age for all women whose ovarian reserve is established and declines in line with our model (Figure 5).
The remaining LE at a given age, for each calendar year, was derived from the life table by dividing the total number of person-years after a given age with the number of persons alive at that age.
The point estimate for a given age, for example a 9 < 10 year old female of a specific breed is: exp estimate for breed + estimate for gender + estimate for age × 9 + the gender-age interaction for age × 9 + the breed-age interaction for age × 9 + the gender-breed interaction).
