Sentence examples for column age from inspiring English sources

Although hysteroscopy may be needed at almost any age, it is more common in middle-aged women (see column "age" in Table 2).

aAdjusted for all variables in the column (age, sex, district, seeing, hearing, walking, cognition and self care).

The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: a mean (SD) unless otherwise stated b per kg body weight aadjusted for other items in column, age, and difference in weight and height between baseline and 2 years.

b available data analysis cper protocol analysis defined as subjects attending all OPSMC sessions dper protocol analysis defined as subjects attending at least one OPSMC session aadjusted for other items in column, age, and difference in weight and height between baseline and 2 years.

Actually, our testing procedure involving assays both with methanol and with acetonitrile as organic modifier, such an approach enabled to avoid a possible bias due to the column ageing considering the number of experiments required (16 + 6 center points).

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But we began the Liz column ages ago with an opening quote and consider it bad luck to start changing everything around now.

This latter feature reduced the risk of a shift in the elution time due to chromatographic column aging, or worse, replacement following a column failure.

They are the result of different factors that influence the elution time, including the unavoidable effect of column aging.

Importantly, while as indicated above the WGA intensity and cell size proxy are qualitative assessments of aging in the column, the best indication that cells on the columns age properly is a comparison of the lifespan curves obtained from cells on our columns in comparison with classical lifespan data.

Append two new columns: Age and Serving Years.