Sentence examples for age detailed from inspiring English sources

For cattle the geographical patterns of trade between counties were quite similar for different age classes of cattle, with by far the most trade in the age class below six months of age (detailed data not shown).

In this paper, the impact of Haiyan on mangroves across the entire impact corridor (i.e., Samar-Palawan stretch; broad-scale survey) was assessed, with particular focus on the planted Rhizophora cohorts (various forest age; detailed assessment) in Bantayan Island, typical of the massive planting programs in the country.

By contrast, at 12 weeks of age, detailed and systematic assessment of mitochondrial respiratory activity revealed no obvious alteration (Trifunovic et al, 2004).

The aim of this study is to describe colorectal cancer survival over the period 2002 2006 stratified by sex, age, detailed subsites of left and right colon and rectum, morphology and disease extent.

She wrote poignantly of her fears of the fate of the ageing woman, later again exhaustively exploring the cultural patterns of ageing, detailing the innumerable ways in which its humiliations are so distinctly a cultural as much as a personal affair.

Age details are provided in Table 1.

A limitation of the model appears at the older ages where data scarcity or deficiency forces statisticians to disregard age details and aggregate the available data into a single "open age interval" (Missov et al. 2016).

In Canada, the 1950 51 season was the first season in our mortality records with complete age details.

All individuals were followed from approximately 30 years of age (details described below) and until the end of 2008, giving a mean follow-up time 6.57 years.

Previous national estimates of diabetes incidence used retrospective reports of individuals rather than biological indicators and provided little age detail (13, 14).

Menopausal status was defined according to information on menstruation status, hysterectomy, ovariectomy, use of exogenous hormones and age, details of which are provided elsewhere (Dossus et al, 2010).