The phrase "ages from baseline" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to research, studies, or assessments where a starting point (baseline) is referenced to measure changes over time.
Example: "The study tracked the participants' health outcomes at various ages from baseline to determine the effectiveness of the intervention."
Alternatives: "ages relative to baseline" or "ages starting from baseline".
There was a prominent effect of increasing years of age from baseline in both groups with 7 and 11 percent increase in mortality risk per year of age in those aged below and above 60 years respectively.
All adjusted models included child age, change in age from baseline to 3 months, sex, BMI z-score, and total physical activity at baseline, and maternal education and occupation.
*Adjusted for child age, change in age from baseline to 3 months, sex, BMI z-score, and total physical activity at baseline; maternal education and occupation; and season of enrollment.
The relationship with TNF-R2 and blood lead significantly increased with change in age from baseline; that is, higher blood lead was associated with a steeper subsequent rate of increase in TNF-R2 over time.
For the change analyses, we adjusted for the variables listed above as well as for change in age from baseline to follow-up (i.e., months between the first available BMI measure to the most recent).
To assess the potential modifying effects of change in age from baseline age for each biomarker over time, we ran models that included a cross-product term for the interaction between change in age (time) and the preceding blood lead measure [lag blood lead (laglead)], along with the main effects.
Pandemic-associated mortality rates were elevated for all age groups, including for adults >50 years of age; elevation from baseline was highest for young adults.
This shows an increase in LBP-prevalence for the youngest age group from baseline to follow-up, and higher prevalence estimates for females than for males both at baseline and follow-up.
The final model contained baseline age (years), sex, time from baseline (years), baseline visit number, education/occupation score, being on the amyloid pathway, and being on the vascular pathway.
For all participants in the population ≥20 years of age, the BMD from baseline to follow-up remained stable.
