Sentence examples for a very narrow age from inspiring English sources

Their study group was smaller than ours and therefore they likely underestimated the incidence of migraine because they included subjects from a very narrow age range [19, 20].

I discovered two things: that the Kinect for Kids initiative, as evidenced by the image above, is a sometimes sad but immersive Kinect playspace and that Microsoft has a very narrow age window into which they release most of their games.

After the first episode of series 2 was available, Scott Matthewman from The Stage said "while it's good to have more black and minority ethnic characters in the Square, by concentrating on a very narrow age range of characters it'll make it all the harder for any new blood to effectively mesh into the full show".

Participants were selected from a very narrow age range (4 to 6 years) of children, to coincide with peak symptom presentation and to ensure a stable diagnosis.

In the current study, participants were selected in a very narrow age range (4-to-6 years), to coincide with peak symptom presentation and to ensure a stable diagnosis; the male to female frequency was the same in each group (29 males to 6 females).

This may be due to the fact that we studied a very narrow age range (55 64) of study participants.

The size of the data source also allowed estimation of incidence rates in very narrow age strata for men and for women and with high precision.

It is notable that an effect of chronological age was observed in the current study despite the very narrow age range (11 13 years) of the current sample; in the previous study, the age range was much wider (11 32 years).

"Look, I have a very narrow range," she said.

thinness of a wire of a very narrow gauge.

"Such a comment makes me think that Mr Engdahl has read little of American literature outside the mainstream and has a very narrow view of what constitutes literature in this age," he said.