Sentence examples for class of age from inspiring English sources

About 68%% of the urban area population belongs to the intermediate class of age (between 15 and 65 years old), which represents the class of persons of working age; about 18%% of people are older than 65 years and about 14%% younger than 15 years.

Like ARBs, but unlike aminoguanidine, OPB-9195, pyridoxamine and LR-90, TM2002 does not trap carbonyl precursors and belongs thus to a new class of AGE inhibitors.

For each class of age and gender we report the rate of hospitalisation for each cause in diabetics and the relative risk with respect to non diabetic people.

Reducing SSB intake was however inconsistently efficient in children, most likely due to low compliance in this class of age [ 31, 48].

Women showed the lowest emotional dependency in the fifth class (3.37), while the highest value (3.46) was evidenced in the third class of age (32 38).

Comparing the prevalence of elevated BP with data in the literature is difficult because it is easily subject to bias related to the class of age chosen as well as regional differences in the definition of elevated BP, the distribution of reference BP data and the method used to measure BP [ 31, 32, 40].

For instance, the laser might help engineers see if a particular metal part that had to be substituted in a class of aging nuclear arms would still work as needed.

In this paper, we proposed and investigated a class of age-structured SEIR epidemic model with immigration.

In our work, a class of age-structured tuberculosis model with immigration is proposed, where the new individuals can immigrate into the susceptible, latent, infectious and removed compartments.

Of the 23 miRNAs located on 14q32.31, 16 (69.6%) belonged to the class of age-constant expression, which was higher than the average proportion of 45.6%.

One important class of age-associated diseases, including Alzheimer's and other neurodegenerative diseases, can be attributed to a failure to maintain protein homeostasis resulting in the accumulation of toxic proteins over time.