Sentence examples for deviation in age from inspiring English sources

The method however can lead to significant deviation in age assessment, due to a variety of observers with different levels of training.

In addition, the standard deviation in age at onset and death for codon 129MM was much wider than that for codon 129MV.

However there was evidence of a negative association between the within-herd variation in age and mean number of displacements within the herd (Fig. 2a, t202 = −2.49, p = 0.01), as the within-herd standard deviation in age increased, within-herd displacement decreased.

In any case, normalized deviation in ages of death is of the same order of magnitude as that of ages of menarche and menopause [ 31].

The age effect on the Intercept was estimated at 2.86, suggesting a substantial increase in the mean of the Intercept factor with every standard deviation increase in age.

^LSMean difference was the difference of estimated Least Square mean of IMT change from EDIC year 1 to year 6 based on a one standard deviation increase in AGE (Pentosidine: 7.3, Pepsin soluble: 6.7, MG-H1: 0.44, GSPNE: 0.66: or a one unit increase in HbA1c.

Alternatively, indirect evidence for age misreporting relies on detectable signs of deviation in the age pattern of mortality (Horiuchi and Coale 1990).

The standard deviation in the age of onset is much larger for MODY3 and MODY4, which should be reflected in a range of onset ages in epidemiological data.

Baseline average daily pain scores (± standard deviation) in patients aged ≥65 years were similar to the overall study group (once-daily gabapentin, 6.8 ± 1.5; placebo, 6.5 ± 1.3).

bMean age ± standard deviation in years cMean symptom duration ± standard deviation in years; time since first symptoms dMean disease duration ± standard deviation in years; time since diagnosis Compared with patients with an mSASSS score of 0 at the level of BMD measurement (L2-L4), patients with mSASSS scores >0 had a significantly higher T-score in the spine (0.47 vs. 0.12; p = 0.50).

For every standard deviation decrease in age-adjusted BMD, the relative risk for fracture increases by 1.5-fold to 2.5-fold [ 12].