Sentence examples for between age groups or from inspiring English sources
And this high proportion of likely voters scarcely varies between age groups or between occupational classes.
Intakes of DM and water were greater for heifers fed LED, although, by design, calculated intake of metabolizable energy did not differ between age groups or diets when expressed relative to rumen empty BW.
In many languages, there are stylistic or even grammatical differences between the ways men and women speak, between age groups, or between social classes, just as some languages employ different words depending on who is listening.
We did not find any difference in the rate of active trachoma between age groups or sex, contrary to some reports in which older children (3 5 years old) and females are more likely to have trachoma [3], [4].
Consistent with the listwise sample, the two-way ANCOVA for the sample that included participants working as a nurse at every follow-up and in the EM-imputed sample showed no significant effects between age groups or sexes over time.
There were no significant differences in the levels of awareness between age groups or occupation groups.
However, there was no significant association between age group or sex and any form of growth retardation.
The stratified analyses by age at biopsy revealed only small differences between age groups and ORs for antibiotic treatment and development of CD, small-intestinal inflammation or normal mucosa but positive CD serology (Additional file 3).
While our data suggest a statistically significant gradient in the direction of more frequent use of chemotherapy in the highest socio-economic groups, the absolute differences are very small in comparison with the variations between age-groups or between cancer networks.
Seeing the love, care and respect they had for her removed all notions of a barrier between age groups, religions or races.
We sought to (1) describe psychological, physical, and cognitive functions in patients 10 years after intracranial aneurysm rupture and (2) identify any differences in outcome variables between age groups, gender or aneurysm locations.
