Sentence examples for average age reported from inspiring English sources

The results showed that white girls entered puberty on average at 9.7 years old, which is three to four months younger than the average age reported by scientists in a 1997 study, and much younger than the average age suggested by data from the 1960s.

The average age reported in the literature for the detection of extra-adrenal pancreatic paragangliomas is 67 years (range, 42 85 years) [ 1].

The average age at evaluation for this study was 53 years, and the average age reported for onset of muscle weakness was 41 years (Table 1).

The average maximum age reported for provision of condoms was 49 years, though it ranged from 35 to 60 years, suggesting that providers were less restrictive for older women using condoms (data not shown); this may be a reflection of providers' focusing on the disease prevention function of condoms.

On average, the maximum age reported for provision of pills, sterilization, and the IUCD was 40 years of age (data not shown).

We calculated linear regression models with point in time as independent variable and average age of reported cases as dependent variable.

In our study population, the median age at diagnosis (46 years) was younger than the average age mostly reported in the United States [ 6, 7] but may be comparable to the median age in Hispanic triple negative breast cancer patients [ 8, 9].

Using data from the English fourth Practice-Based Morbidity Survey, children under 1 year of age reported an average of 3.3 infections in a year, and 1.2 infections in the age group 1 15 years [ 1].

Though parallel, our findings are based on a sample of MSM and MSM/W who averaged over 40 years of age, reported high homonegativity scores and were very poor.

The average numbers of contact persons by age reported in the questionnaire by participants were consistent with the assortative recruitment patterns.

For example, a study of 40 groups of USA-based Catholic clergy, aged 65 years or older (average age 76 years) reported that the *E4 allele was associated with faster decline on four cognitive domains over 6 years, with the effect greatest for memory [ 10].