Sentence examples for average age of candidates from inspiring English sources

But it was a sign of how widely the country's economic pain has spread that the average age of candidates taking the test this year was over 38.

The average age of candidates was 32.85 years (SD = 10.92) and more than half (65%, N = 227) of all recruits were aged less than 34 years at the time of their recruitment.

The party has made an effort to spruce up its image, cutting the average age of its candidates by ten years.

The average age of the candidates in the eligible sample was 84 (SD 8) years, and 222 (19%) of the study subjects were men.

But Mujica has scoffed at the taunts about the high average age of Frente Amplio candidates.

(By contrast, the average age of the Democratic candidates is 71; Hillary Clinton's attempts at being cool are more wooden than Al Gore relaxing on a Saturday night).

Her case is supported by the fact that women's participation in distance learning and part-time courses is slightly higher than on full-time taught courses, and by the fact that in the US, where the average age of an MBA candidate is lower, overall participation by women is higher.

The average age of an Executive MBA candidate is 35.

Almost half of those voted in for the DPJ were first-time candidates, with an average age of less than 46.

Comparison of the groups sitting the MRCS examinations revealed that candidates were similar in terms of age and expected level of clinical experience: ESSQ and non-ESSQ candidates both had an average age of 26 years.

The average age of an individual selected as a NASA astronaut candidate has been in the mid-30s.