Sentence examples for balance of age from inspiring English sources

In a basketball sense, the Knicks are at a near perfect time: they have a perfect balance of age, of experience of depth.

It is the main influence behind the decline of population growth and, perhaps even more important, is shifting the balance of age groups within a population.When gold turns to silverA fall in fertility sends a sort of generational bulge surging through a society.

"There was a pretty good balance of age ranges but a little bit of an older crowd, which we expected," she said.

Since age is recognised to impact children's activity levels [ 29], and impairment level is associated with activity level in children with physical disabilities [ 9], a stratified randomised allocation procedure is being used to ensure an even balance of age and impairment levels between groups.

The quality of this league-winning squad, and the balance of ages within it, bodes well for continued success at the highest level whilst the structure of the youth set-up will ensure that the long-term future of the club remains a bright one".

However, the direction of any effect would have been to make 1 mg/kg artesunate appear better than it would have given a more equal balance of ages across the groups, and so this would not have affected the outcome of the decision matrix for dose selection.

But as the balance of society ages (the median age in Britain last year was 40) people find they prefer to receive services – a nice meal, a theatre ticket, maybe even a weekend abroad, rather than something they could buy themselves by going online for five minutes.

To maintain a balance of each age group, a stratified sampling was used to recruit participants from each age group.

Most of the 200-strong audience at each debate will be picked by pollsters ICM to ensure a balance of gender, age, ethnicity, social class and voting intention.

There was a good balance of gender, age and employment status among interviewees.

Patients due to see participating clinicians about the possibility of a joint replacement operation were purposively sampled to include a balance of gender, age, hip and knee OA.