The phrase "age schoolchildren" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the age of schoolchildren, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The study focused on the age schoolchildren typically start learning to read."
Alternatives: "age of students" or "age of children in school".
Every person in the community belongs to 1 of 5 age-dependent strata: preschool children (ages birth 4 years), schoolchildren (ages 5 18 years), adults (ages 19 64 years), seniors (ages ≥65 years) living at home, and seniors (ages ≥65 years) living in an LTCF.
In Rotherham, where areas around the town centre have deprivation levels that put them in the worst 6% of the country, one in 10 reception-age schoolchildren are obese.
Special classrooms have even been set aside for over-age schoolchildren.
There are two previous reports of mean CDI scores for nonclinical samples of similarly aged schoolchildren (18, 26), and, taken together, they lead to the conclusion that the DEB-onset group had mean scores toward the higher end of those observed in other nonclinical groups.
CHETS Wales was a repeated cross-sectional study of year 6 (age 10 11 years) schoolchildren in 2007 and 2008.
These clinic visits data were additionally categorized according to ages of preschool children (0 6 years of age) and schoolchildren (7 14 years of age) for more detailed analyses.
There were no marked differences between prevalence of infection and age of schoolchildren in shantytown and rural area while infection rate was increasing as age's rise in apartment area (P < 0.001).
We also conducted separate analyses for preschool children (< 5 years of age) and schoolchildren (5 15 years of age) because young children may be more vulnerable to exposure from ionizing radiation than older children (Little et al. 2010).
Means for the ages of the schoolchildren, years of primary education of the parents and crowding index in Sinaloa and Oaxaca were assessed by the student t-tests.
The psychometric properties of the Dutch translation of the CHQ questionnaire has been well established in a population of 466 schoolchildren (age 9 17 years) by Raat et al. [ 27].
