Sentence examples for before ages from inspiring English sources

Findings suggested that the physical TDV risk of onset was at or before ages 15 to 16 for females and at or before age 18 for males.

The unweighted excess relative risks per Gy for exposures before ages 40 and 30 were 14.76 P=0.1388) and 29.81 P=0.1000).

For the Core Language and Expressive Language subscale results, bilateral CIs were found to have a significant and positive effect, provided they were activated before ages of 3.75 and 4.33 years, respectively.

The Costa Rican Study on Longevity and Healthy Aging (CRELES, for its name in Spanish) is an on-going longitudinal study of a nationally representative sample of 2,827 adults born in 1945 or before (ages 60 and over at the first interview) and residing in Costa Rica in the year 2000.

For women treated before age 20 years, it may be reasonable to add that screening should not start before a fixed attained age – say about 25 years – because of the rarity of second primary breast cancers before ages in the late 20s (Aisenberg et al, 1997).

Age seven was chosen as the dividing point because it is often proposed that experiences during early childhood (before ages five to seven) are especially important for affecting later life outcomes (Belsky et al. 1991; Chisholm et al. 2005; Draper and Harpending 1982).

Sense doesn't come before age.

Many patients die before age 20.

About 15 percent die before age 5.

Many more cut off the process before age 30.

The researchers said silent strokes were rare before age 30.