Sentence examples similar to average generational age from inspiring English sources
According to the estimated age-specific fertility rates, the average generational gap between 1850 and 2000 was 28 years.
A quantitative method was used to survey the relationships between stated independent variables and generational age groups (dependent variable).
Average generational fsRIDL allele frequency reductions in both lines did not differ significantly from those predicted by our stochastic model.
Average age difference: 30 years.
The average student age is 28 years.
To lead the party he brought in seven women and five men with an average age of 35, marking a generational shift for Italian politics that will shake up Enrico Letta's fragile governing coalition.
Average age of participants was 29 years.
With the average age of members of Congress at 58-years-old and Congressional leadership in their late 60s and 70s, Millennials, who seek social impact, simply feel as if they cannot relate to government across this generational divide.
The average age of victors?
