Sentence examples for detailed age from inspiring English sources

Detailed age measurements were undertaken for the gravelly sand layers in NM-K, yielding ages of (in descending order): ~ 1290, 2150 1930, 2310 2070, and 2750 2385 cal BP (Fig. 6).

We also provide justification for the use of rates, detailed age pyramids, and refined temporal scales in visual analytics.

The work by Anderson and colleagues [9], [10] provided detailed age and sex patterns, but tended to ignore marriage, and made very strong simplifications on sexual debut.

Additional file 3: Detailed age distribution of patient population by practice models.

The median age of our patients was 32 years (detailed age distribution is shown in Fig.  1).

12 Detailed age and sex breakdowns are not publicly available for the English problem drug user cohort study that is the equivalent of DORIS (the national treatment outcomes research study, NTORS), so we have used the standardised mortality ratios for the DORIS cohort to calculate both the English and the Scottish attributable risk fractions.

Instead, those systems are under the exclusive control of the companies that run them, and Apple and Facebook have not developed detailed age-rating schemes of their own.

A recent study has provided detailed age-structured information on the seroprotection levels against MenC in Valencia (Spain), where vaccination is routinely scheduled at 2 months and 6 months, with a booster dose at 18 months of age.

Detailed age-specific population information for Taiwan used to calculate age-specific incidences in this study is from the Taiwan Ministry of the Interior, Executive Yuan (http://www.moi.gov.tw/stat/english/year.asp).

According to the authors, no such differences were significant; furthermore, they say that they were unable to calculate detailed age-specific rates, because information about the age structure of the population was only available in three broad age groups (0 15, 16 59 and 60 years or more).

We have included a table detailing age and other parameters in the Methods of the revised article.