Sentence examples for breakdown of age from inspiring English sources

Breakdown of age groups, and of ailment besetting the aged.

It's impossible for mental health professionals to know the cause of this crisis without a demographic breakdown of age, gender and geography, statistics the Alberta chief coroner stopped releasing in 2009.

Table 1 shows a detailed breakdown of age by decade, country of birth and immunity to tetanus.

Tabulated breakdown of age and gender for responders and non-responders has been reported previously [ 28].

A greater breakdown of age related data presented in the primary studies would have been beneficial to the analysis.

A breakdown of age at first birth by metropolitan housing cost group, education and ethnicity provides enriched detail on the findings reported above.

A description of the subject population giving breakdown of ages represented and malaria incidence during the study are shown in Table 1.

Conversely, what gerontology normally does is characterize the breakdown of age-specific adaptation, even though most gerontologists don't think of themselves as evolutionary biologists.

A further breakdown of ages within the 0 4-year group indicated engaged direct supervision as lacking in the bathroom for infants <1 year.

Risk stratification of all long-term survivors (n=607) identified 86 (14.1%), 271 (44.6%) and 250 (41.2%) at levels 1, 2 and 3, respectively, with detailed breakdown of ages and survival interval for each level of patients alive at the time of the study only (n=573), shown in table 1 and figure 1. Demographic data are similar between the three populations.

Although there is no nationwide breakdown of the age of the 3,955 referrals, figures released in January showed 415 children aged 10 or under had been referred to the programme in England and Wales, while 1,424 secondary school-aged children, between 11 and 15, had also been referred.