Sentence examples for ages cohort from inspiring English sources

At the second step, the working-age term in the second term of the right-hand side of Eq. 1 is decomposed further into changes due to the three components of the demographic balance at working ages: cohort turnover, migration, and mortality.

The sampling frame for the AGES cohort was selected as follows.

They (N=8123) were then mailed the baseline questionnaire, inviting them to participate in the AGES cohort study.

If it's the age cohort theory, then it will be politics as usual.

The age cohort on spring break is the same as at Woodstock.

Japan's working age cohort has been shrinking for 20 years.

The number of institutions trebled to some 130 and access soared above 40% of the age cohort.

In a 2008 book, The Way We'll Be, US pollster John Zogby categorised this age cohort as First Globals.

In 1900, 1.75 million children between the ages of 10 and 15 — almost one-fifth of all children in that age cohort — were in the work force.

"The youngest age cohort, particularly the 24- to 35-year-olds, are a declining proportion of home owners," he told the inquiry.

Popularity can become an obsession, since you'll be ranked against the people in your own age cohort for the rest of your life.