Sentence examples for age specificity from inspiring English sources

The AGE results confirm a robust association with complications and suggest AGE specificity in associations with both protection from and risk for development of complications.

The idiopathic (unknown cause) category of the 2011 classification includes syndromes in which the general clinical features and/or age specificity strongly point to a presumed genetic cause.

To determine the age specificity in the reported effects, a complementary study was conducted with a similar procedure in adult rats exposed to sucrose from P60 to P76.

Therefore, in the present study, age specificity was investigated as a third objective.

We thus assumed that the age specificity of infection followed a pattern typical of seasonal influenza.

Without age specificity, high seroprevalence may indicate a recent outbreak of infection or long-term antibody maintenance rather than persistence of AIV infection in the population (14, 16).

Following Kriege et al (2004), we modelled age- and tumour-size-specific sensitivity (Kerlikowske et al, 2000; Weedon-Fekjar et al, 2008) and age-specific specificity for mammography, and constant sensitivity and specificity for CBE (Elmore et al, 2005).

To confirm if region and age specificities existed in the DF mice, a proteomic profile of spinal cords aged 145 days was compared with similar profiles of spinal cords aged 35 days (presymptomatic) and the cerebellum aged 145 days (Table 2).

Since distributions tended to be non-Gaussian and no meaningful age specificities but gender specificities had been found for QADS factors, standard percentages are presented separately for male and female participants in Tables 5 and 6.

The results demonstrate a cell-age specificity in the salinity response of growing cells, and point at involvement of the antioxidative response in cell growth restriction.

The third aim of this study is to investigate the age-specificity of resilience and the age-specific effect of resilience.