Sentence examples for age categorization of from inspiring English sources

Combining the presence of a protective cage and age categorization of vulnerable road users, the VRUITS project created relevant age subcategories within each mode (pedestrians, cyclists, moped and motorcyclists).

Most of all, forging consensus on age categorization may cause higher conflict among the two ministries (MEHRD and MGEF), throughout the discussion process due to different preferences of age categorization in each ministry.

The three studies after 1982 applied the same categorization of age and observed similar age-specific prevalence rates except for those who were born before 1982, even though the proportions of members born in individual years were likely to be different across studies[ 12- 14] (Table 6).

Whereas the categorization of age varied across studies, the seroprevalence generally increased with age in all studies.

Further categorization of age revealed that around half of the participants are below the age of 30 years, 22.5% between 30-39 yeand and the rest were above the age of 40 years.

14 21 46 47 Owing to the heterogeneity of the applied D-dimer assays, methodology, and categorization of age (for example, >60 or >70 years instead of 61-70 years, 71-80 yeand, and >80 years), we were unable to provide pooled estimates of the studies that analysed alternative D-dimer cut-off levels.

Since we expected gestational age of the second-born babies to be more important for predicting their own birth weight than gestational age of their older sibling, we decided a priori to use a more detailed categorization of gestational age for the second-born.

The categorization of gestational age into intervals of unequal duration (based on the categories in the published literature [ 6, 7]) represents a minor limitation of our characterization of gestational age-specific rates of cerebral palsy.

Dichotomization of GCS (based on the median) and ten-year interval age-categorization was found to yield the best results.

Vincent Schiraldi, recently appointed by Mayor de Blasio to serve as senior adviser to the Office of Criminal Justice, promotes a concept he calls "the third way" -- an innovative approach that looks beyond the NY justice system's arbitrary categorization of juveniles (under age 16) vs. "adults" (over age 16).

Stunting, wasting and underweight were based on categorization of height for age, weight for height, and weight for age z-scores respectively using z-score −2 as cut off point.