The phrase "age in the sample" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to research, statistics, or data analysis when discussing the age demographic of a particular group being studied.
Example: "The age in the sample ranged from 18 to 65, providing a diverse representation of the population."
Alternatives: "age of the participants" or "age within the dataset".
The mean age in the sample is 22.8 years; the average duration of their stay in Germany is 9.2 months.
Results indicated no significant change in IQ (standard scores) with age in the sample, suggesting IQ stability during adolescence for individuals with DS, although several participants performed at floor level on the standard scores for the Leiter-R, limiting interpretation.
Moreover, if the average son's age in the sample is older than the average or median home-living son's age, then the sample over-represents sons who left home at late ages.
Milk grams, total dairy kcal, total kcal, total calcium, and % overweight did not vary by age in the sample, with the exception of the 11 yr olds, who consumed less milk and dairy calcium than the 10 yr olds and less total calcium than all other ages.
Mean age in the sample is 74.7 years (SD ± 7.1).
The mean age in the sample was 15.7 years (SD =1.09).
The age range in the sample was wide (15 76 years).
The overall age range in the sample was 18 to 83, in the depressed group (18 to 76) and in the suicide discussion group (18 to 76).
H3K4me2/3 was observed only in a subset of foetal germ cells, most likely gonocytes, which at the gestational age in the samples available for the study constitute only a very small minority of foetal germ cells.
The average change in the outcome measures is likely to be dependent on the composition of GMFCS levels and ages in the sample.
The range of ages in the sample was 18 to 91 years with a mean (s.d). of 45.9 (16.6), 50.6% were female, 75.9% were white, and 87.8% had at least a high school education.
