Sentence examples for age in the study from inspiring English sources

Contextualisation of the barrows is provided by a discussion of the archaeology of the Late Neolithic and Early Bronze Age in the study area.

Unlike so many of those immersed from an early age in the study of classical Greek, he was intrigued rather than affronted by the fact that modern Athens bore little resemblance to the city of Pericles.

Results: Despite an excellent performance of second trimester MSS at a maternal age ≥35 years (94.4% detection rate (DR) of trisomy 21 at a false positive rate (FPR) of 22.4%), the proportion of patients above 35 years of age in the study population was significantly lower than in the Flemish general pregnant population (5.5% versus 8.9%, P<0.001).

A study published in 2011 on the same subject found an increased risk of only 30 percent, but the average age in the study was 14 years older, and at least one analysis found no increased risk at all in people over 65. "The study adds to the evidence around depression and increased risk of stroke.

The average age in the study sample is about 37 years.

The Bakhtiari Formation (Mukdadiya and Bai Hassan formations) represents the Tertiary age in the study area.

As a whole, groundwater age in the study area is estimated in the range of 38 48 years.

Mean age in the study sample vs. the national population was 48.1 vs. 46.8 years for general practitioners and 40.0 vs. 43.3 years for hospital physicians [32].

Consequently, the mean annual air temperature (14.8 °C) is reasonable as the air water equilibrium temperature for calculating CFCs age in the study area.

The primers used in this experiment were the six primer pairs shown to be closely related to Moso bamboo's chronological age in the study conducted by Guo et al. (2011).

The average age in the study is 46.4, 53% of observations are female, and at 12.08, the average number of years of education is roughly equivalent to completion of secondary education.