The phrase "age propensity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing tendencies or inclinations related to different age groups or demographics.
Example: "The study revealed a significant age propensity towards adopting new technologies among younger participants."
Alternatives: "age-related tendency" or "age-based inclination".
Geographical provenance, age, propensity to read the label on products, scientific knowledge and self-assessment of knowledge on food safety-related issues emerged as the main differences between the two groups.
A logistic regression model for survival until 12 months including age, propensity score and early invasive management was then undertaken.
Model 7b: Adjusted for age, propensity score, admission frequency, Charlson Comorbidity Index score, comorbidities before index hospitalization (cerebrovascular disease and peptic ulcer) and respiratory comorbidities during index hospitalization.
Model 6b: Adjusted for age, propensity score, admission frequency, Charlson Comorbidity Index score, comorbidities before index hospitalization (cerebrovascular disease and peptic ulcer) and cardiovascular, respiratory and hepatic comorbidities during index hospitalization.
While some biologically significant differences were observed among groups in each study in relation to performance in freshwater (juvenile survival, juvenile migratory behaviour, size at age, propensity for precocity in male parr), these were typically of limited magnitude.
Model 6a: Adjusted for age, propensity score, Charlson Comorbidity Index score, admission frequency, comorbidities before index hospitalization (CKD, cerebrovascular disease, dementia and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease), metabolic and respiratory comorbidities during index hospitalization and advanced CKD.
Natural hair colour at age 18 years, propensity to burn, ability to tan, skin colour of inside upper arm and freckling as a child (using the freckle chart of Gallagher et al. 26) were self-reported.
Although people's fundamental political views do not change much as they age, their propensity to vote does.
But slowly, slowly, videos and then DVDs came out, and … yes, in hindsight, it's a great film, but I just remember it as truly tremendous fun, with a UK crew of a certain age and propensity to laughter".
Although he intends to cut back on his engagements in a concession to his age, his propensity for uttering rude off-the-cuff remarks and wildly offensive would-be witticisms looks as if it is set to delight and appall the nation well into his 10th decade.
Additional statistical analysis was performed by ANOVA and t-test analysis to determine the influence of age on propensity toward brain metastasis or SVID.
