Sentence examples for broad age range from from inspiring English sources

The stories are appropriate for a broad age range, from little ones being read to by parents, up to around seven or eight, when children tend to transition to chapter books.

The Danish Adoption Register [8] covers adoptions granted in 1924 to 1947, providing the opportunity to study cause-specific mortality in a broad age range from 22 to 90 years and consequently to analyse not only events early in life, but also causes of death which are typical later in life, such as vascular death causes.

The sample had a broad age range, from 5 to 15 years, with sedentary time reported by parental proxy at younger ages.

Our study employs data from ARIC community surveillance, the only ongoing population-based study in the U.S. which includes men and women representing a broad age range from biracial communities (Jackson, MS and Forsyth County, NC).

This measure is designed to test gross and fine motor skills, visual receptive scores, and receptive and expressive language ability across a broad age range from birth to 5 years 9 months.

This may be due to the fact that our young cohort is aged ~30 years and our older cohort is ~64 years, whereas, in the Olivieri study the young group had a broad age range from 20-65 and the older cohort was aged 66-95.

Latvia, Romania and Slovenia recommend vaccination between 6 months and 2 years whilst Slovakia has a broader age range from 6 months to 5 years for vaccination of healthy children.

The English Longitudinal Study on Ageing [ 33] is focusing on interactions between health and socioeconomic status in 11,000 individuals across a broader age range from 50 to 80+; however the information on the oldest old is relatively scarce with only 250 participants aged 85 and over at baseline and potential bias due to the sampling method used.

Most studies used a broad age range, generally from 0 to 18 years, however three studies focused on young children (Leland et al. 1994; Lee et al. 2008; Othman and Kendrick 2013) and five studies focused on school-age children (Sherrard et al. 2002; Raman et al. 2009; Xiang et al. 2005; Ramirez et al. 2010; Tsang et al. 2012) (Table 1).

Future studies should also consider looking at a broad age range - from preschool through young adulthood - to determine how these effects may change over time.

We found that the current study has an exceptionally broad age range (with subjects ranging from 6 to 85 years in age) and was able to identify from 38%to100%0% of previously identified age-associated CpG sites depending on the study in comparison.