Sentence examples for age fractions from inspiring English sources

From 12 to 30 weeks of age, fractions of lymphocytes, monocytes, neutrophils, eosinophils, and basophils in white blood cells showed insignificant differences with age as a result of ANOVA analysis.

Age fractions were grouped and coded across 0.5 mm ranges eg. an age range of 3.25 to 3.749 was coded as a 3.5 tube.

Median age, fraction of males and median days of time interval between diagnosis and begin of treatment were roughly comparable between the treatment groups within each study.

However, care was taken to ensure that all risk estimates were age adjusted and this means that we generally had longer follow up on the members of the comparison group than of the cases, because the CRC cancer cases generally belonged to the older age fraction of the recruited persons.

So you'd write: "I have 1,976 marbles" but "One thousand nine hundred seventy-six is the number of marbles I have" but "1976 was a great year for democracy". And there are more rules for ages, fractions, ordinal numbers, decimals, percentages, measurements and on and on.

In an age when fractions of a second can define winners and losers, the right footwear and clothes are crucial because they can affect an athlete's performance.

bAdjusted for age, sampling fractions, and other covariates as specified.

Adjusted for age, sampling fractions, and other covariates as specified.

bAdjusted for age, sampling fractions, history of previous biopsy, maternal age, and adult body mass index >25 kg/m.

The oak (French and American barrels, used to age a fraction of the blend) is very well-handled, too.

The youngest ever Dortmund team for a Bundesliga game – average age a fraction over 23 – hustled and harassed 05 into submission.