Sentence examples for commencing age from inspiring English sources

Despite such successes, commencing age of screening in England was raised from 20 to 25 years in 2004 (NHSCSP, 2003).

The commencing age of cervical screening in England was raised from 20 to 25 years in 2004.

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].

The calculation of costs and life years commenced from age 18 (the earliest age at which screening is recommended to start in Australia) with discounting at a rate of 5%.

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

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.

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].

We have to consider what would happen to cancers screen detected while micro-invasive under age 25 years (n=8) when screening does not commence until age 25 years.

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

Teenage OC use has been associated with a several fold increased risk of early-onset breast cancer compared with use commenced after age 20 years (Olsson et al, 1989).

The present experimental study clearly indicates that changes in AGE-like fluorophore in lens increases along the age and with major changes commencing from the age of 40 50 years onwards.