Sentence examples for average age difference from inspiring English sources
Responders and non-responders to the screening questionnaire did not differ in any clinical variables except for an average age difference of 2.6 years, and therefore, the slightly younger patient sample may have been more distressed than breast cancer patients in British Columbia on average.
Average age difference: 30 years.
Since 1991, Dr. Segal has been studying 137 such sets of siblings, whose average age difference is three months.
Thus, the conclusions of this paper hold for a sample of siblings with the average age difference, which suggests that the limited range of age differences in my data is not a major concern.
Using the average age difference between fathers and sons from the national census, the potential fathers' age range in 1985 is set to 35 50 when the sons were 14, which covers around 95% of the father-son pairs.
But 50 years was about the average age difference with most of his girlfriends, so I'm sure if I'd been a gal, we could've made something happen.
14C dating of carotid plaque cores divided into two halves isolated from two additional patients showed a low intra-sample variation; the average age differences between the two core halves in these two patients were 0.9 year and 0.6 years, respectively.
We find, after adjusting for factors associated with age at diagnosis, the average age differences of patients with larger versus smaller T stage tumours is small and often not statistically significant, suggesting that most pancreatic cancers rapidly progress from lower to higher T stages.
The following parameters were also extracted and included in the evidence table: number of patients in each race group, Jadad score (for quality), average age, age difference between races, gender distribution, ACE-inhibitor used and average dose, time interval between start of treatment and blood pressure measurement.
