Sentence examples for age of examination from inspiring English sources
But, in 1886, Butler sat in the Commons' public gallery to watch as the act was repealed, and the age of examination raised from 13 to 16 years.
The age variable was highly correlated with the diagnosis of T2D; the mean age of examination for controls was 72 (±9.3) years versus 47 (±7.8) years for diagnosis of cases (p<0.0001).
For the logistic regression analyses, we included age of examination (in years), smoking (coded "1" for those who had smoked at least 100 cigarettes, "0" for those who reported never smoking or smoking less than 100 cigarettes), and CFH Y402H, ARMS2 A69S, CFB R32Q, and C3 R102G (using additive encodings for all genetic variants) in the model.
Finally, the age of examination should be discussed because using 12-year-olds would have the advantage of allowing a prevalence study of both DE and caries prevalence.
Optional are the CRL [ 36] and nuchal translucency [ 38], depending on the gestational age of examination and the fetal liver size measurement [ 39- 41].
She also presents seizures, development delay (she walked at 4 years and did not speak at the age of the examination), and ID.
KEE data include age but not the date of examination.
Our study sample is limited to subjects that were 25 years of age and older (range 25 90 years of age) at time of examination (N = 15242 (48.7%)), were tested for CMV serostatus and CRP level (N = 14164 (92.9%)) and eligible for mortality follow-up on December 31st, 2006 (N = 14153 (99.9%).
There was no statistically significant difference in terms of gender, age at the time of examination, age at migraine onset and duration of aura.
Subjects were between 40 and 89 years of age at the time of examination (overall mean age 63.3) and were mentally competent to complete a food frequency questionnaire (FFQ) interview.
There was no statistically significant difference in terms of gender, age at the time of examination and age at the time of the onset of disease between three groups.
