Sentence examples for age group average from inspiring English sources

In accordance with population data from Statistics Norway [20], the number of women was highest in the oldest age group, average education level lower in the oldest age group and lower for women than men in all age groups.

Extraosseous myeloma is more aggressive, occurs in a younger age group (average age 50 years) and is associated with worse survival than conventional myeloma.

Although surprisingly, in most children HbA1c was below the treatment goals recommended for their age group (average HbA1c 6.86% SD 0.86).

(D ) Percentage of cells with large Sup35-foci in cells of indicated age groups (N = 157 184 cells pre age group, average age young [ psi– ] 1.1, young [PSI+] 1.1, aged [ psi– ] 6.9, aged [ PSI+ ] 5.9 generations).

After 2001, more deaths were attributed to RSV than influenza in this age group: average RSV/influenza ratio between 1996 1997 and 1999 2000 was 0.2 versus 1.5 thereafter.

Although I was reluctant to try this in an increasingly secularized world, I thought the age group (averaging about 50 years of age) would enable me to get the traction I was wanting.

These distributions are likely to be wider than the uncertainty distributions for the age group averages, and therefore they provide an upper limit estimate of the importance of exposure uncertainty.

For each human known miRNA age groups, average was plotted in the figure with error bars of standard deviation.

For each of the age groups, average ADC histograms were calculated for all patients and for female and male separately and a fitting procedure was performed (described in the following).

Correspondingly, the prevalence of malaria infection amongst humans was also moderate: between May 2004 and March 2007 the crude prevalence of malaria infection across all age groups averaged 11.7% (4969/42,447) but steadily declined from 17.6% in year 1 (2189/12,431) to 11.9% (1614/13,563) in year 2 and 7.1% (1166/16,453) in year 3.

Differences in median length of ED stay (50% of patients having already left the ED) between the two age groups averaged 2 hours 5 min in 2005, increasing to 2 hours 45 min in 2010.