Sentence examples for definite age from inspiring English sources

The Japanese Society of Obstetrics and Gynecology (JSOG) regulates the storage limit "until the end of the woman's reproductive life (without a definite age or clear definition)" [ 6] and most institutions in Japan have a set storage period due to maintenance and storage cost.

Some had small drill holes, where scientists had taken a core to count the growth rings and get a definite age.

Determination of a definite age cut-off should be the subject to future research.

The table shows a definite age disparity of participation in health insurance schemes.

Based on our findings, age appears to affect the integrity of the cuff repair but no definite age limit can be defined.

There is no definite age threshold at which HZ severity, PHN frequency, pain intensity or disease burden as assessed by validated scales increased in patients aged 70 years or more.

When pain tolerance is considered, the 10 studies examining the effect of age on pain tolerance show a definite age-related decrease in willingness to endure very strong pain.

The average time from first appearance of symptoms to diagnosis was 12.7 years (range 1 to 51). Figure 3 shows the average number of yearly inpatient, clinic and emergency department visits for patients with Definite CH, age and sex-matched controls and (to provide context) the entire population of patients in the RPDR.

Since HERV-K family has been associated with different types of cancer [ 35, 36], the knowledge of a definite and age-related pattern of expression in the general population is relevant for the correlation with the disease.

According to the Tukey test, which was conducted for a more detailed analysis, there was no definite relevance between age groups, except for the age groups between 30 years old and 80 years old.

One thousand five hundred and four patients were initially identified from the Syncope Service with definite CSH (median age 76.7 years, 59% female).