cAdjusted for same factors as above, plus figure at age 5 years (for change from ages 5 to 10 years and from ages 5 to 20 years) or at age 10 years (for change from ages 10 to 20 years), each modeled as an ordinal variable.
Ovaries from WT, hCGβ+, and hCGβ+cab mice were analyzed histologically at 2 months of age for changes in their follicular development (Fig. 3A).
In the future, similar to the readjustment of the Broselow tape for the children in the USA due to a higher prevalence of obesity, our remodeled tape will be readjusted for the Indian children as their height-for-age and weight-for-age change due to changes in their nutrition status.
In the multivariable models, the variables were adjusted for parental socio-economic position at age 7 years and for change in BMI from age 7 to 16 years.
"I actually feel not my age for a change.
The idea is to make me cavort in an ungainly manner like a man half my age for pocket change like an internet form of bear baiting.
June Deitch, the EastEnders casting director, had met with Windsor to discuss the matter, and was convinced when Windsor declared that she would "like to play my own age for a change".
Age after age, the cry for change in the world has continued, and never more so than today.
After adjustment for age and for changes in sexual habits, the incidence of infection was also higher in those who started (OR = 6.1; 95% CI: 0.9 40.8) smoking during the follow-up period than in nonsmokers.
These normalised accounts, by simultaneously presenting alternative non-disease explanations, such as ageing, for health changes, also helped construct the participant as healthy.
On December 19 , 2010 when election results were falsified to award Lukashenko 79.67 percent of the vote, people of all ages congregated to call for change.
