The phrase "age implements" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to tools or methods related to age, but without context, it is ambiguous and unclear.
Example: "The study focused on how age implements affect cognitive development in children."
Alternatives: "age tools" or "age-related methods".
To evaluate the effects of a transition home program on 90-day rehospitalization rates of preterm (PT) infants born at <37 weeks gestational age implemented over 3 years for infants with Medicaid and private insurance, and to identify the impact of social/environmental and medical risk factors on rehospitalization.
There can be a legal age implemented--making it easier to spot minor prostitutes and, more importantly, the people who force them into such work.
Prehistoric remains found in the parish of Bentworth include a Stone Age implement discovered in 1942 in a field near Childer Hill, east of the village centre on the way to Thedden.
Strategies include among others, improving routine MMR coverage among children below 2 years of age, implementing supplementary vaccination activities for older children and adolescents (aged 6-13 yeand) and strengthening disease surveillance.
We then assessed the significance of the interaction with age, implemented as cross-product terms together with main effects, for the following variables: sex, chest discomfort at presentation, symptom duration, and previous myocardial infarction.
Key strategies of the plan include programmes to achieve and sustain high coverage with 2 doses of MMR vaccine administered at 12 15 months and 5 6 years of age, implement a nationwide 'catch-up' vaccination campaign, and strengthen measles surveillance.
We hypothesised that, in older people, recall of an individual's own age left school would be a simple, accurately recalled measure of SEP; it would avoid the problems involved in classifying historical levels of educational attainment; and the change in school leaving age implemented in 1947 [ 31] could be accounted for easily in this age cohort.
The KiGGS study is the first nationwide survey in Germany on the health of children and adolescents aged 0 17 years, implemented by the Robert Koch Institute (RKI) and commissioned by the German Federal Ministry of Health.
These projects were expensive, disruptive and took an age to implement.
During the entire day, the men, with their long tunics, or djellabas (gallābiyyahs), tucked up around the waist, can be seen working the land with age-old implements such as the fās (hoe) and minjal (sickle); occasionally a modern tractor is seen.
