The participants were relatively uniformly distributed throughout the 1931 through 1982 birth cohorts, with women born on average in 1958 and men born on average in 1957.
When they were born, the average life expectancy was 40.
When Abraham Lincoln was born, the average age of the United States population was 16, and life expectancy was under 40.
When my sons were born, an average Caribbean reef was covered by 50 to 60 percent live coral; today it is 5 to 10 percent.
Maartje Basten, a co-author, added: "What is perhaps most surprising is that most of the children we studied were not very preterm – born, on average, only five weeks early – and still we find these long-lasting effects".
Ana, the most vital of these characters, is born of average size in Nova Scotia, but as a young girl grows to nearly eight feet tall in 11 painful, bedridden months.
With just 71 babies born on average for every 100 residents who die, Brooke County, in which Weirton is partly located, has the largest such gap in the nation among counties in metropolitan areas, save for a handful of places that are magnets for retirees.
He was born an average size (7 lbs, 11 ounces, 20 1/2 inches long) but at his last checkup he was in the 85th percentile.
In Tallahatchie County, where Mamie Carthan was born, the average income per household in 1949 was $690 $$ in 2013 dollars); for black families it was $462 $$ in 2013 dollars).
They're entitled to live their lives however the hell they want, as long as none of their kids -- born an average of one a year since 1988 -- ends up on welfare and we the taxpayers have to foot the bill for little Jolene or Jonah.
