Sentence examples for average age that from inspiring English sources

After all, they are the oldest team in N.B.A. history, with an average age that is approaching 33.

A quick glance at the House of Commons shows how unrepresentative even it is – hardly any women, few people from minority groups, and an average age that's way too high.

The discounting horizon is computed as the retirement age (65) minus the average age that benefits cease for the comparison group (47).

Chapman: This is actually an area that is very different from some more traditional companies that have built up a workforce with longer tenure and average age that is far greater than at a company like Box.

The study shows that Kurdish women of Sulaimaniyah have a relatively low incidence of breast cancer, but that the cancers are diagnosed at advanced stages and at an average age that is 8 to 12 years younger than women in the US.

The OPR of 55.0% surpasses the cumulative live birth rate after DET in a recent Cochrane Review, despite an average age that is older than the maximum age enrolled in five of the six studies included for analysis (Pandian et al., 2009).

Average age in that program: 26.

The average age in that group is 39, and the average time to earn a degree was about three and a half years.

The average age at that surgery was 50 years (range 18 72 years).

It sounds like a big aspiration but with the growth of the world's populations and the average age of that population getting older and older, our business is only getting bigger.

In the present retrospective study postoperative radiographs from 130 patients (average age 63 years) that received treatment with MMPRPs were assessed.