Sentence examples for age interval from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the flavonoid-based anti-aging therapy has less effective regenerative changes in this age interval.

For instance, the age interval of [10 20[ is derived from ψ = 0.1, while the age interval of [10 12[ is derived from ψ = 0.5.

Such extrapolation, however, ignores the original empirical data pertaining to the open age interval.

The average age of participants was 20 years (age interval 19 23 years).

at selected starting ages a of the open age interval (plots in the first column).

For this purpose, we assume equal relative weights of five consecutive years in an age interval.

In a stationary population, life expectancy at the beginning of the open age interval is inverse to the death rate: {e}_a={M_{a+}}^{-1} (1)Hereinafter, a denotes the starting age of the open age interval, e a is the life expectancy at age a, and Ma+ is the death rate in the open age interval.

As an important consequence of the discrepancy between the actual death rate and life expectancy for the open age interval, the traditional approach of projecting the population in the open age interval (Preston et al. 2001) may lead to overestimates by dozens of percent of deaths in the open age interval.

Female populations, open age interval 85+ Table 1 Root-mean squared errors (RMSEs) in life expectancy at birth e0, percentage RMSEs in life expectancy in the open age interval e a (by method): by sex, level of life expectancy at birth, and open age interval (a+)       RMSE in e0 by method (years) Percentage RMSE in e a by method (percent) Sex e0 range a Classical Extrapol.

The difference between the two gives the estimation error in the classical life table method due to the truncation of the data at the selected open age interval.

On the one hand, better survival to old age boosts the importance of the open age interval for life table estimates.