Sentence examples for below a specific age from inspiring English sources

Activate the monitoring mechanism provided by your cable company which screens out programmes which are not suitable for children below a specific age.

While dose reductions are commonplace for the vast majority of anticancer drugs utilised in infants and very young children, with reduced dosing regimens commonly defined as being applicable below a specific age or body weight, these dose reductions are largely defined for children between 3 and 12 months of age [5].

That is, statistically significant IRRs <1 or >1 indicate that ILI cases during a particular week for a specific age group were below or above the estimated seasonal trend, respectively.

A child was considered having "short stature" at a specific age if his/her height was below the 10th percentile (being equivalent to approximately -1.3 SDS) of the reference population.

Our measures include the share of respondents reporting a specific age deadline, the mean and standard deviations (SDs) of these deadlines and the share of respondents who provide an age limit at or below a specific threshold (40 for women and 45 for men).

Physical aging rates of bulk PS-VBCB films before and after cross-linking are characterized using ellipsometry by monitoring the decrease in thickness during isothermal annealing at a specific aging temperature (Ta) below the glass transition temperature (Tg).

"I wanted a very specific age type," Shepard says.

SGA is defined as weight below a specific percentile for gestational age, usually the 10th percentile.

Small for gestational age (SGA) was defined as an infant with birth weight below the 10th percentile at a specific gestational age in weeks, based on all singleton live births of same sex and parity who fulfilled our sampling criteria.

Performance on cognitive tests must fall below a specific threshold, typically below 1 or 1.5 standard deviations of the mean age-specific performance, or if test scores are highly skewed below the 16th or 7th percentiles.

Those below a specific travel threshold ― say 25,000 miles per year ― could be exempted.