Sentence examples for age standardization from inspiring English sources

Mean age of the participants (upon age standardization) was 42 years (standard deviation: 11) for men and women in both 1989 and 2004.

Direct age standardization was performed using the Canadian 1991 population as standard.

Age standardization of rates for ages 15 70 was calculated using the world standard (Segi, 1960).

The total OECD population in 2010 is taken as the reference population for age standardization.

Results can be calculated allowing for age standardization.

This is demonstrated in a scatter plot of the estimates from each simulation in Fig. 3 (internal age standardization) and Fig. 4 (external age standardization).

Ederer II (standardized) obtains age group specific estimates and uses external age-standardization using Eq. (4) using the external reference weights.

Ederer II (standardized) obtains age group specific estimates and uses internal age-standardization using Eq. (4), with the observed proportions in each age group as weights.

For the calculation of age-adjusted mortality, direct age-standardization was applied using the 1985 model population of Japan as the standard.

Age-standardization was used to improve comparability with other studies and generalizability to other populations.

In general, overactive bladder was slightly more common among women than men after age-standardization (Figure 2).