Sentence examples for ages of starting from inspiring English sources

One-way sensitivity analyses produce similar results across the agents, the risk classifications and the ages of starting prophylaxis.

We also model the ages of starting prophylaxis: 35, 50, 60 years old for tamoxifen, and 50, 60 years old for raloxifene taking the menopause into account.

One is to consider the RR for the highest vs. lowest level of exposure (where highest and lowest refer to expected risk, so that early ages of starting, for example, are considered highest).

"If we take into account the age of first cohabitation, the age of starting the first union – whether that is cohabitation or marriage – has not changed much in the past few decades".

The four main themes were determined: (1) the importance of preschool education, (2) age of starting preschool education, (3) characteristics of preschool institutions and (4) expectations of parents from preschool institutions.

A glimpse of this issue can be seen from a study recently published showing that for the same amount of smoking, the risk of lung cancer increased markedly as the age of starting to smoke decreased.

It has focused particularly on the effect of different kinds and quality of group-based ECEC provision, age of starting, and hours of attendance.

Further, several offspring moved away as many were at the age of starting university, and therefore the protocol could not be continued.

The average age of starting smokers is 12 years old – a target audience that rarely reads or sees newspapers or network news, powerful as they may be, and deeply resents the lecturing tone of such messages.

Varying the age of starting Framingham screening has only a small effect on screening performance.

Death risk increased when age of starting smoking was younger.