Sentence examples for between aged groups from inspiring English sources

The difference in the number of PDGFR α-stained cells between aged groups was similar to that found between young groups, 3(c), 6(a), and 6(c)).

In this figure, it is possible to observe a clear distinction between "aged" (group I and sample g) and "fresh" samples (group II and G), which are separated along the first principal component.

Two-tailed Student's t-test was used to compare differences in CSF production rate, and CSF volumes between young and aged groups.

So, further research is needed to study the differences in HRQOL between these specific aged groups (18 25 and 26 30) from the general population.

We then employed a two-sample t-test between young and aged age groups with a 1% false discovery rate (FDR) cut-off to identify 3542, 573, and 2347 age-related genes in mice, rhesus monkeys, and humans, respectively (Tables S3 5).

In the MBS setting, patients in age groups under 85 years were significantly more likely to undergo CT scanning of every anatomical area, except for head scans where there was no significant difference between the oldest two aged groups.

A recent ASST study with young and aged mice reported that, while the number of trials needed to reach the criterion did not differ between the young and aged groups, the EDS performance (measured by mean correct latency) was significantly longer and exhibited larger variability in the aged animals [ 15].

The extracted data were divided into two groups based on the patient's age at the time of surgery: the aged group (aged less than 85 years) and the advanced age group (aged 85 years or older), and we compared patient characteristics and management variables and discharge disposition between the two groups.

In this study, there was a significant association between age and intradermal skin positivity with more positive animals in medium aged groups (2 4 years).

Both the young and the aged groups showed significant negative correlations between SD and CDR.

The extracted data were divided into two groups based on the patient's age at the time of surgery: the aged group (age of < 85) and the advanced age group (age of ≥ 85 years), and we compared patient characteristics and management variables and discharge disposition between the two groups.