The phrase "age deviations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing variations or differences in age, often in statistical or analytical discussions.
Example: "The study examined age deviations among participants to understand the impact of age on the results."
Alternatives: "age variations" or "age differences".
As Nybom and Stuhler (2016) suggested, life-cycle bias will differ quantitatively across countries and cohorts, and small age deviations can cause notable changes in elasticity estimates, which appears to be relevant in the Korean context.
As previously described, the representativeness of the samples studied in comparison with estimates from the 2001 census of the Portuguese mainland population found age deviations from this reference population.
Kolmogorov-Smirnov-test was applied in order to compare age distribution of cases before and after the vaccination campaign so that age deviations could be linked to variations in contamination conditions.
Based on the temporal variability of the local reservoir age deviation δR, the core has been visually divided into four time intervals, denoted zones 1 4 (Figure 5).
Higher CD4 count was associated with higher heart age deviation.
Heart age deviation ('heart age' real age) was calculated for each individual for each smoking assumption.
We estimated the relationship between heart age deviation and real age using fractional polynomial regression.
Heart age deviation widened with increasing age and was very much higher if people smoke.
We found that heart age deviation was greater at older ages.
At younger ages, women had smaller heart age deviation than men, but this reversed after about age 48.
The crude and adjusted associations of variables with heart age deviation are shown in table 3. Duration since HIV diagnosis, duration since first clinic visit and duration of ART were not associated with heart age deviation.
