Sentence examples for degrees age from inspiring English sources

Adjusted additionally for the difference between the range of straight-leg-raising right-left (degrees), age and gender.

Whether it is high school, some college, or advanced degrees, age at first birth varies across housing markets, but of course it also varies markedly across education levels and by ethnicity (Table 3).

Patients who are admitted for primary unilateral TKA due to primary osteoarthrosis are included when the following inclusion criteria are met: non-fixed fixed varus or valgus deformity less than 10 degrees, age between 55 and 85 years, body mass index less than 35 kg/m2 and ASA score (American Society of Anaesthesiologists) I or II.

The linkage is determined by comparing the values of metadata General.Language, Educational.InteractivityType and Technical.Format, Educational.Context, Educational.TypicalAgeRange, Technical.Requirement with spoken languages, favorite media, Education degree, age and used device, respectively.

Nondiabetic first-degree (age 1 45 years) and second/third-degree (age 1 20 years) relatives of people with type 1 diabetes were screened for IAA, GAD65A, and IA-2A.

aReference group for: Language = English-users; Education = < BA degree; Age = < 44 years; Gender = Male.

To check for non-linearity a model including a second and a third degree age polynomial, and interaction between sex and age were tested.

It was the reason for my quixotic attempt at a law degree, aged 19: I wanted to follow the money.

In the trend estimation, the sample is extended to all workers with at most a high-school degree aged 35 65 so as to have enough variation over time.

Perhaps that is why she passed a GCSE in computer science aged 10, became the youngest graduate to attain a masters degree, aged 19, and is already planning the future of her unborn children.

Water maze performance, and to a lesser degree aging, appear to have strong, statistically reliable transcriptional signatures.