Sentence examples for ages of team from inspiring English sources

At the employment tribunal hearing, aside from some telling comparisons with the youthful ages of team members not considered for redundancy in the cost-saving cull, what swung it for Court was a self-help book.

Recruitment into clinical trials was positively predicted by the number of patients seen (β=0.312, P=0.018), and negatively predicted by the mean age of team members (β=−0.330, P=0.010).

The ages of your team member will affect how you speak to them, how much they can practice, how they will interact with each other and swim during a meet.

The ages of her team-mates Jiang Yuyuan and Yang Yilin have also been questioned.

The process demonstrated a combined flexibility of mindset and exploration which has been one of the hallmarks throughout the ages of outstanding teams.

Unlike most startup teams the average age of our team was about 40.

The former Paralympics head coach has resisted setting targets for the young team in Gothenburg – the average age of the team is 22 – other than to do better but will be sure to impress his own management style on the athletes.

"You look at the age of our team, it is a very young team.

The average age of that team is 21 which is probably the youngest team we've ever put out in the history of Wigan, so they've made their own bit of history.

The use of radiotherapy after lumpectomy was found to be positively related to the age of the team (β=0.482, P<0.001), the number of medical oncologists in the team (β=0.317, P=0.018), and the number of hospitals where teams were based (β=0.308, P=0.012).

Some Australian pundits are genuinely worried about the age of their team, however, and particularly the pack.