Sentence examples for at comparable ages from inspiring English sources

The subjects in this subgroup indeed showed increased values of the three criteria (size, density, percentage of covered skin surface), at comparable ages and ethnicities as compared to the general population, confirming their own visual assessments.

At comparable ages, 28% to 32% of the youngest boomers were obese.

At comparable ages fewer women than men died at home.

In the birth cohorts of 2000 2002 the cumulative incidence even exceeded that of the epidemic cohorts at comparable ages.

The epidemic birth cohorts (1984 1994) maintained the highest cumulative incidence at comparable ages over the entire follow-up period until 2009, and the only exceptions to this pattern were the cohorts of 2000 2002.

On the other hand, comparison with a control, ie, skin free from SP, is a difficult objective since SP affects both cheeks in all subjects, at comparable ages, presenting a symmetric pattern.

The occurrence of PEAC in the proband and his sister was associated with similar clinicopathological features, summarized in Table  1, such as comparable age at diagnosis, smoking history, and identical localization of the tumor.

Highest-peak-incidence was noted at a younger age in the current study than peak-incidence of cancers in a study in Italy (>12 years) [ 31] but at a comparable age when compared with the study of Dobson [ 34], which is remarkable, considering the potential bias for younger animals of this last study due to different age-structure [ 23].

The follow-up period was shorter for Belgium, Denmark, the Basque region and Madrid, and to obtain comparable ages at death, analyses were conducted on slightly older age groups at baseline (35 79 for Madrid and 30 79 for Belgium and the Basque region).

Tiger, who has won 5 major titles at 24, is ahead of Nicklaus's 3 major victories at a comparable age.

Of the 749 RA participants, 156 (20.8%) had rheumatoid nodules; these patients had more comparable ages at disease onset than did those without nodules but were more likely to have longer disease duration, a smoking history, higher HAQ scores, increased presence of joint-space narrowing and of autoantibodies, and higher levels of CRP (Table 1).