Sentence examples for a variable age of from inspiring English sources

Over 250 pathogenic mutations (point mutations and rearrangements) have been identified and characterized in mtDNA (http://mitomap.org/MITOMAP), which cause a wide variety of disorders with heterogeneity of phenotypes and a variable age of onset.

Third, clinical depression is understood to be a psychiatric disease with a variable age of onset, a relatively high level of severity and unclear actionability.

MPS II affects multiple organs and systems with a variable age of onset of signs and symptoms and a variable rate of progression.

Person-time from birth has been used in another study where a variable (age of menarche) was estimated before baseline (Lakshman et al., 2008).

In summary, NEUROG3 deficiency produces a rare clinical syndrome characterised by severe malabsorptive diarrhoea from early life and mild diabetes with a variable age of onset.

RLS has a variable age of onset, and can occur in children, but its prevalence increases with age; women are also more likely to develop RLS than men (Chaudhuri et al. 2004).

These tumours have a variable age range of presentation from 4 weeks to 20 years (mean age is 5.5 years) and a male-to-female ratio of 1.2 1.

Number of grandchildren was included as a continuous variable; age of youngest grandchild was included as a categorical variable distinguishing four groups (0 4, 5 10, 11+, age not known).

These two subgroups included a third variable, age of cases.

Because the existence of a variable age at onset is common in families with tremor, every unaffected individual younger than 50 years should still be considered at risk (Merner et al., 2012).

As we use developmental precocity as a proxy measure of neural development, we also included a control developmental variable, age of teething, which we predicted would have no relationship to subsequent cognition.