Sentence examples for age referred from inspiring English sources

Out-patients >14 years of age, referred by their reference physicians from PC or hospital care settings to the endoscopy units in their reference hospitals, to undergo a colonoscopy.

Out-patients >14 years of age referred by their reference physicians (gastroenterologists, surgeons, and general practitioners), from primary care or hospital settings to the endoscopy units in their reference hospitals, to undergo a colonoscopy.

Because of an editing error, an essay last Sunday about education in the digital age referred incorrectly to Derek Bok.

G. G. called it ''The Battle of the Wattles.'' Here was another woman, a distinguished poet of a certain age, referred to as a ''haggified fraud.'' The men did not fare much better, one famous conductor's signature performance dubbed ''McMahler.

This study aimed to evaluate the frequency of risk factors of breast cancer and assess the women' age referred to mammography center at first screening mammogram in Bandar Abbas county, Iran.

The neighbouring port, Kaveripoompattinam (modern day Poompuhar), was the capital of the Chola kingdom of the Sangam Age, referred to widely in Tamil scriptures like Paṭṭiṉappālai.

She never entered the digital age, referring to herself as "a female without email".

The term age refers to the actual duration of storage, while maturity expresses the degree to which chemical changes occur during storage.

The beginning of the period is sometimes called the Chalcolithic (Copper-Stone) Age, referring to the initial use of pure copper (along with its predecessor toolmaking material, stone).

As Red Cross and United Nations relief workers scrambled to find shelter for them, the boys -- which is how they all, regardless of age, refer to one another -- described an almost unfathomable journey.

Working age refers to ages 18 64, and low-skilled is defined as having at most a high school degree.