Sentence examples for alternative age from inspiring English sources

Log age) can capture a non-linear effect and with one parameter, Log age) is more parsimonious than the more usual alternative age and age2.

No such patterns were seen with alternative age adjustment.

In the sensitivity analysis, none of the alternative age specifications markedly improved the model's goodness-of-fit (assessed by the Akaike Information Criterion AICC) score, [ 35]).

In sensitivity analyses, we evaluated effect modification by age using alternative age at explosion cut points ranging from 5 to 13 years.

Alternative age estimates using Gondwana fragmentation calibrations or an alternative dating algorithm (penalized likelihood) point to an older age for this node at 20 (13 28) mya and 14 mya, respectively (Table 1).

In addition, standard errors of age-adjusted relative survival were often substantially lower with the alternative age adjustment than with the traditional age adjustment, particularly for 10-year relative survival.

Most interesting, perhaps, are what Sophie Handler, author of the fabulously playful An Alternative Age-Friendly Handbook (co-produced in Manchester), calls "third spaces" and "meanwhile spaces".

To our knowledge, the influence of such a large number of alternative ageing parameters on wine phenolic composition and chromatic attributes has not been studied previously using a comprehensive experimental design methodology.

Given the density of radiocarbon dates in and around the Shrub Tundra Zone, and that CHARs are sensitive to sedimentation rates, we evaluated whether general features of the CHAR series at Xindi and Ruppert lakes varied significantly when using 5 7 alternative age-depth models.

In addition, results were not materially affected by the use of alternative age-points for socioeconomic position were used, indicating that findings are likely to be robust to the inclusion of socioeconomic position at other ages.

The costs and net budget impact of alternative age-bound strategies for use of empiric maintenance treatment with colecalciferol 800 iu daily are shown in table 6. Treating all adults aged 60 years and over, would incur an intervention cost of £2.70bn over 5 years, yet over the same period a −£3.12bn reduction in fall-related costs would produce a net saving of £420M.