The phrase "area age" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific age range or demographic within a certain area, but without context, it is ambiguous.
Example: "The area age of the population in this neighborhood is primarily between 30 and 50 years old."
Alternatives: "demographic age" or "age range in the area".
Figure 4: Effects of protected area age and size class on within-sample species richness.
Specifically, we evaluated the landscape factors, including fragment area, age, and connectivity, that characterize the habitat fragments most likely to be colonized by prairie dogs, as well as those experiencing local extinctions.
Site characteristics such as filter area (relative to catchment area), age and inflow volume were not useful predictors of conductivity, with initial conductivity of the original media being the most powerful explanatory variable.
In the early 1980s, when I first identified myself as gay, one was equal in almost no area – age of consent, public displays of affection, employment laws, and areas of public life.
Carabids were caught in sixteen 1 4-year-old wildflower areas, identified and counted, their nutritional condition was calculated and calculations were related to habitat parameters (i.e. wildflower area age, vegetation cover, soil water content, habitat size, surrounding landscape composition) and sex.
As already stated, the last category contains socio-demographic factors like housing area, age, number of years spent in the destination country, level of education and gender.
Based on the model described by Langewouters et al. [36] individual demographics (body surface area, age, gender) are used for estimation of aortic compliance.
This group of factors includes the housing area, age, the number of years spent in the destination country, level of education and gender.
Such controversial factors, concerning the housing area, age, years of residence in the destination country, level of education and gender, can be classified as pull or push factors according to the influence they can have (Shinnar and Young 2008).
The results generally do not have to be bracketed by a confidence interval as no sampling is usually required, though small numbers can result from breaking down the data by area, age groups, socio-economic categories, etc.
The main factors affecting the choice of destination and employment are the sending area, age, and sex of migrants, while the educational level had no significant effect in both cases.
