Sentence examples for age-comparable from inspiring English sources

Mean MCS scores are higher in the Millennium Cohort at all age-comparable groups compared to the general US general population.

In a cross-sectional study focused on di 2-ethylhexyl) phthalate (di 2-ethylhexyloncentrations of DEHphthalateites have been reporteDEHPong chighern with ASD concentrationsx- and age-cofparable controls (n = 48 chilDEHP with ASD and 45 controls, [ 14]).

To quantify resting lumbar erector myofascial stiffness in younger patients with ankylosing spondylitis (AS) and age-comparable healthy control subjects using a handheld mechanical impulse-based myotonometric device.

Complications from measles during pregnancy are higher than expected for age-comparable, non-pregnant women.

Both the 18 teachers and the MGH referents have lower levels of the 6 light congeners than age-comparable NHANES results.

Older teachers (ages 50-64) from all schools had higher total (sum of 33 congeners) serum PCB concentrations than age-comparable NHANES reference values.

Having reduced births by roughly 400 million, China is on course to a median age comparable to that of the most rapidly aging European societies by 2050, according to the latest United Nations projections.

Conversely, Feeney argues that Nixon can help us see the movies in a new light, making a strong case for Nixon as the movies' tutelary deity during the early '70s, playing a role in Hollywood's Silver Age comparable to FDR's during its Golden Age.

The most age comparable study was in the UK and based on the General Practice Database [4]; it reported significantly lower incidence rates than our study (2.3 for 10 19 y and 0.5 per 100 000 person years for 20 39 y).

We observed changes in DTI metrics with age comparable to known trajectories in other white matter tracts.

Furthermore, Ku80 heterozygous and null muscles displayed high levels of activated p53 by 2 months of age comparable with 18 months wildtype muscle (Fig 4B).