The phrase "age were determined as" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a fragment and lacks clarity, possibly needing a subject or a clearer context to be usable.
Example: "The ages of the participants were determined as part of the study."
Alternatives: "ages were established as" or "ages were assessed as".
The person's age is determined as the number of classifiers with positive values.
Moreover, age was determined as a major confounding factor when identifying risks associated with viral etiologies.
Chronological age was determined as a decimal variable using the difference between the birthday and the date of the assessment.
Maternal height, maternal weight, newborn birth weight, newborn sum of skinfolds, and cord blood glucose and C-peptide were measured using standard procedures and calibrated equipment, and gestational age was determined as previously described (6, 8).
Age was determined as the age as of 1 January 2005; overweight was determined by having two ICD-9 codes by the same criteria above or if last listed BMI was ≥25 kg/m; and hypercholesterolemia was also defined by the presence of two ICD-9 codes or by the presence of abnormal laboratory tests (6).
Age and gender were determined as described elsewhere [6].
X-values were determined as above.
The thresholds were determined as above.
For instance, once-in-a-lifetime population-based mammographic screening for women aged either 40 49 or 50 59 years was determined as not cost-effective or did not have good value for money in Thailand.
Differences between both populations in mean values of height, BMI and handgrip strength and in the decline in handgrip strength per year of age were determined by linear regression with age as an independent variable and were restricted to participants aged 50 80.
