Sentence examples for a total age from inspiring English sources
Their team was composed of men with a total age of 214 years, and they beat a team of youngsters whose total age was 94, among them Will Rogers, Jr.
In the next four months alone they're taking part in a relay marathon in Redbridge (east London), a relay from Birmingham to London, attempting to notch up yet more records at the Norway KnarvikMila where times are age-weighted, and they are joining a British team with a total age of 1,000 years at the Toronto Waterfront marathon to challenge a team of Canadian elders over a 5km course.
The experimental populations used in this study had a total age of 16 weeks and had morphologically transformed into juvenile fish (development of finrays and scales) for approximately 8 weeks before sampling was done.
In women there were 414 new cases in 3,285,000 person-years at ages 18 44 years (median age 27 years), for a total age-adjusted incidence rate of 13.6 per 100,000 (95% CI 12.4 14.9).
The results of the present study may be modified by the fact that in year 2000 the children were no longer examined at the age of 12 as a total age-group.
In men there were 2,918 new cases of insulin-requiring diabetes in 20,427,038 person-years at ages 18 44 years (median age 28 years) for a total age-adjusted incidence rate of 17.5 per 100,000 person-years (95% CI 16.4 18.6).
For each year, we determined the median age of our patients, which shows a range between 34 and 43 years, giving a total median age of 37 years.
This could indicate that plasma pentosidine is a better reflection of total AGE formation than these other AGEs or that it is more precisely quantified with current methods.
A total skin age score is also generated, which is a composite of these seven regions.
The system then triggers an alert if total age-adjusted MAC is below the assigned threshold AND no bolus has been documented in the preceding 10 minutes.
A total 830 children aged 2 years old and under and 409 children aged 6 were selected for chart review.
