Sentence examples for age limit based from inspiring English sources

Advantages and drawbacks of standardized competence assessment in children on a case-by-case basis compared to application of a fixed age limit based on empirical evidence need further discussion (see also submitted manuscript, December 2014, IH, PT, GM, MdV, JvG, RJL).

Before field collection, we decided to collect two age groups, an adult group ≥ 18 years of age and a child group between 7 and 11 years of age, with the lower age limit based on the logistics of sample collection and the upper age limit chosen to avoid confounding effects of puberty in the child group.

We recommend the implementation of age limits based on empirical evidence.

The 55-year age limit was based on a Brazilian study that found no sexual activity among female ESRD on dialysis older than 60 years [ 7].

In addition, the justification of the upper age limit is based on: 1.- recommendations of the Spanish Consensus for secondary prevention of cancer of the cervix in 2006 [ 13]. 2.- resolution num.

"There's no age limit, or boundaries based on someone's sex or background; anyone, can be a target of bullying".

In our study, biochemical remission was defined as a basal GH <2.5 ng/ml, post-OGTT GH <1 ng/ml and IGF-1 level within normal limits based on age and gender [ 8].

Ultimately, the forum reached its strongest agreement around the notion that ovarian reserve (in conjunction with other physiological markers of likely treatment effectiveness) is the most appropriate basis for limiting subsidy, and preferable to limits based upon age or cycle number.

In total, 32 of the 52 patients (61.5%) who were given octreotide treatment, and two of the five patients (40%) who were given lanreotide treatment, achieved GH levels of <2.5 ng/ml, and IGF-1 levels within normal limits based on age.

In studies where remission criteria were considered to be either GH <2.5 ng/ml, post-OGTT GH <2 ng/ml or IGF-1 within normal limits based on age and gender, the remission rates after transsphenoidal surgery were found to be 38, 57 and 37%, respectively, and the anterior pituitary hormone deficiency rates were found to be 35, 8 and 10%, respectively [ 7, 27, 28].

The final third of the population lived in municipalities (usually big cities) that restricted dental care to children and young adults far below the recommended age limits (Table 1), basing their decisions on implicit or explicit local prioritisation.