Sentence examples for commence at age from inspiring English sources

UK guidelines state that "Total colonic surveillance (at least biennial) should commence at age 25 years.

One of the older patients had a past surgical history of two failed attempts at tibial stapling commencing at age two (not recommended) using Blount staples.

Eighty G93A mice (49 females, 31 males) were fed ad libitum (AL) after weaning (21 d) until the study commenced at age 40 d.

Individuals classified as LS positive or LS assumed would be offered biennial colonoscopic surveillance commencing at age 25 and ending at age 75.

Therapists identified adolescents for smoking cessation advice commencing at age 13 and the numbers given advice slowly increased with patient age.

A three-year screening interval commencing at age 18 prevailed as the recommended screening procedure during the study period in Quebec and Canada [ 1, 21].

Australian National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) screening guidelines [ 7] recommend that asymptomatic persons "at or slightly above average risk" receive either FOBT screening biennially or sigmoidoscopy (preferably flexible) every five years commencing at age 50 years [ 7].

While linking chlamydia screening with a Pap test may make it easier for GPs to introduce the subject of chlamydia with their patients [ 22], cervical screening in Australia currently commences at age 20 and as a result, other resources would be needed to ensure women under 20 years of age are also screened.

Findings from this trial will test the efficacy of daily intake of meat commencing at age 6 months and, if beneficial, will provide a strong rationale for global efforts to enhance local supplies of meat as a complementary food for young children.

In 2017, Australia will be moving to five yearly primary HPV testing commencing at age 25, where self-sampling will be made available through medical or nurse practitioners (who will offer main stream cervical screening), in clinics, to women who are never- or under-screened, as per the revised policy, and who do not want to undergo a gynaecological examination [ 14].

Screening persons aged under 50 years old yielded less favourable cost-effectiveness ratios than commencing screening at age 50 years.