The phrase "analysed age" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the age that has been examined or evaluated, often in research or analysis.
Example: "The analysed age of the fossils suggests they are much older than previously thought."
Alternatives: "evaluated age" or "assessed age".
Furthermore, we evaluated the possible risk related to teratogen exposure in the study sample and analysed age, gravidity, educational level, geographic location, marital status and type of exposure compared to a control group made up of women who did not use the Internet to search for teratogen-related information.
Results: The capnograms from 54 patients were analysed age 71[57 79] years, female 13 (24%), survivors after hospital admission 7 (13%).
G908R and L1007fs were not found to be significantly associated with CRC in any of the analysed age groups.
One study analysed age at onset of obesity and in a later publication also weight change, but without exclusion of cases with obesity at baseline [ 62, 68].
In the analysed age groups 30-54 yearss), the incidence rate of cervical cancer in the general population was between 10 and 14 per 100 000 woman years in the period 2001-5.
When comparing mortality rates in the analysed age groups a clear increasing tendency was observed towards higher age in both countries and both sexes, with the highest rates in the age group of 95 years and older.
115 patients were analysed, mean age 82.1 years.
Area under the curve (AUC) was calculated for each subtest and analysed for age and years of education.
Finally, 249 children with complete data (82.2%) from 20 grade 1 3 classes from 14 schools were analysed (mean age 7.9 years, 49.4% girls).
We analysed by age (6 14 years; 15 24 years) and gender the reach (proportion of internet users who used the site in each month) and impressions (number of individual pages viewed on the site in each month) for Facebook, YouTube and Twitter.
SOFA computations included total daily score and Delta-SOFA [ 1]. variables included for explaining final outcome (the dependent variable) on Day 3 through Day 10: Day 1 SAPS II score; intermediate outcome variables (SOFA and CrEv) on Day 1, Day 3 and Day 5. Data on 1633 patients were analysed: median age of 69 years; median SAPS II score of 35 and ICU mortality rate of 14%.
