The phrase "age of the introduction" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific period or era related to an introduction, but without context, it is ambiguous.
Example: "In the age of the introduction of digital technology, many businesses transformed their operations."
Alternatives: "era of the introduction" or "period of the introduction".
There have been major changes in South Africa since then, both socio-political and health related, including implementing free health care for mothers and children less than 6 years of age, the introduction of surfactant therapy and nasal continuous positive airway pressure (NCPAP), standard use of antenatal steroids and establishing kangaroo mother care (KMC).
Note that in reproductive pattern I, males of age 25, as they can mate with younger females, have much larger contributions to gene-drive than females of the same age, so the introduction of only males of age 25 results in a lower threshold than the introduction of both males and females.
"Equal marriage builds on Labour's successes in government which include the repeal of Section 28, equalising the age of consent, the introduction of civil partnerships and changes to the rules governing adoption".
The median age for the introduction of cow's milk protein was 9 weeks, compared with 18 weeks for the introduction of solids and 22 weeks for cereals (fig 2).
The reported IR of Hib meningitis in Greece in children 0 to 4 years of age before the introduction of Hib conjugate vaccine was 8.0 per 100,000 [ 17, 45], the lowest IR observed in Europe.
The compulsory education period in Malta has been between five and 16 years of age since the introduction of the Education Act 1988.
Another study from 8 states across the United States reported a 28% reduction in incidence of pneumococcal disease and a 55% reduction in conjugate vaccine serotypes in adults above 50 years of age after the introduction of PCV7 infant vaccination in year 2000 [ 20].
After 6 months of age, and the introduction of complementary feeding, there were no differences in protein and energy intake.
The reduction in the prevalence of risky driving among our sample may reflect the effect of increasing age, the introduction of a road safety campaign, a possible change in the nature of deployments and/or possible changes in driving practices on deployment.
Previous studies have implied a window of time (4 6 months of age) during which the introduction of gluten might facilitate induction of tolerance (window of tolerance); 34 38 however, evidence from two newly published clinical trials has not confirmed this.
