Sentence examples for differing age from inspiring English sources

Given the significant differences in age-at-onset amongst genotypes (table 5), an obvious cause of flock differences would be differing age and PrP genotype profiles.

These examples illustrate the difficulties encountered when comparing findings from studies conducted with different instruments on differing age and population groups with varying sample sizes.

Zurich-specific age-wealth profiles should offer representative measures for the country as a whole, given that prior research has shown that correcting for differing age distributions across cantons makes a negligible difference to the estimates (see Daepp 2003, p. 21).

Differences in measles susceptibility are unlikely to be explained by differing age structures as the proportion of the population ≥ 40 years of age in 2011 was similar (49.5 % in Ontario, 51.8 % in Quebec) [ 13, 26].

Comparison of the present data with international caries data for preschool children must take account of methodological differences such as use of national survey data versus sub-samples, differing age ranges, ECC definitions and examination criteria.

Distinctly different diversity patterns were found in two closely related polyploid species of differing age, the recently evolved T. aestivum and the older wild emmer.

Concussion in younger children occurs within the context of neuromaturation, with differing age-based pathophysiological responses to injury.

All in differing age-brackets, and enthusiastic art collectors who were just as inquisitive on my 'elementary-art-lover' thoughts as I were theirs.

To enable comparison of prevalence across the five population groups with differing age-structures, prevalence was directly age-standardized to the World Health Organization's 2000 2025 world standard population age structure [ 14, 15].

Most studies considered premature mortality from birth to age 75 years, 1 4 but the differing age-related causes of death across this broad group obscures our deeper understanding of why young and middle-aged adults die.

Littlenecks are Eastern hard-shell clams, like cherrystones and quahogs, differing in age and size.