The phrase "age base" is not commonly used in written English and may not be widely recognized.
It could be used in contexts related to demographics or statistics, particularly when discussing the age distribution of a population.
Example: "The age base of the survey participants ranged from 18 to 65 years old."
Alternatives: "age demographic" or "age distribution".
Methods covered: the classical method ("Clas")., extrapolation method based on 20-years-long age base ("Extr")., Horiuchi-Coale method ("H.-C")., and Mitra method ("M").
(5) Fig. 1 Estimation errors in life expectancy at birth obtained by methods: the classical method ("Clas")., extrapolation based on 20-years-long age base ("Extr")., Horiuchi-Coale method ("H.-C")., and Mitra method ("M").
Female populations, open age interval set at 75+ Fig. 2 Estimation errors in life expectancy at birth obtained by methods: the classical method ("Clas")., extrapolation based on 20-years-long age base ("Extr")., Horiuchi-Coale method ("H.-C")., and Mitra method ("M").
Age, base deficit, lactate, Glasgow Coma Score, and RBC transfusion amounts came from the medical record.
Because the Australian study lacked broader generalization, we included both genders in our study with a wider age base.
The prognostic factors for severe sepsis and septic shock identified in this study were age, base deficit and ARDS.
But after adjusting for age, base-line P.S.A. and other factors, they found little evidence that ordering a biopsy for men whose velocity was greater than 0.35 helped find prostate cancer.
We need a new security agenda for the global age based on forward engagement...
That is "work undertaken by children below the appropriate legal minimum working age", based on its minimum age convention.
That age, based on precision measurements of the oldest light in the universe, agrees with results announced in 2006.
Then, write a fashion feature story for people your age, based on the structure and format of The Times' features.
