Sentence examples for age predominance from inspiring English sources

We therefore, believed that the herd immunity hypothesis did not explain the observed changing age predominance in our study.

We reviewed information that indicated that the shift in age predominance could be caused by the changes in places of transmission.

This age predominance was suggested in previous studies [ 9– 11] and matches the age of onset of severe Pneumocystis pneumonia in immunosuppressed or debilitated infants prior to anti- Pneumocystis prophylaxis [ 27, 28].

This patient population was notable for its young age (median age 48 years), predominance of 5382insC BRCA1 mutations, and predominance of triple-negative cancers (70%).

The external validity of these findings can be further supported by the patients' characteristics (age around 60 years, predominance of males, severity scores, mortality rate).

However, the mean age of 64 years, predominance of women, and the moderate impairment in lung function suggested that our sample was representative of the bronchiectasis population [ 2].

We describe a preliminary report of a shift in age group predominance that was observed during the 2007 countrywide dengue epidemic in Brazil.

Patients with non-traumatic knee complaints are divided into a group aged 12 to 35 (I) and a group aged 36 years and over (II), because around 35 years of age the predominance of specific diagnoses shifts from patellofemoral pain syndrome [ 16] to osteoarthritis [ 1].

The normal age-related predominance of CD4+ CD45RA T cells was preserved independent of CD4+ T-cell attrition.

The great age of Benedictine predominance ended about the middle of the 12th century, and the history of the main line of Benedictine monasticism for the next three centuries was to be one of decline and decadence.

Early age at onset, predominance in women, outpatient status, mild intensity, rarity of attempted suicide, nonbipolarity, nonendogenicity, and minimal psychomotor change are common to both types.