Sentence examples for disparate age groups from inspiring English sources

Eastwood brings a kind of old-fashioned, valedictorian, fallen-soldier tone to proceedings that, bar Kyle's wraparound shades, feels more like a relic of second-world-war classics; coupled with awards talk, American Sniper comes with a varnish of elder-statesmen respectability able to attract disparate age groups.

To better understand the molecular and cellular influences of aging on breast cancer biology and clinical behavior, we performed a detailed study of phenotypically similar breast cancers arising in two disparate patient age groups.

These four instruments have been separately evaluated in disparate situations, such as with different age groups, treatments, or curve magnitudes.

In light of the disparate effectiveness of arthroscopy for different underlying conditions and age groups, a number of studies have been conducted exploring rates of knee arthroscopy for different age groups and indications [ 16- 20].

In southern Africa, for example where HIV infections are high in older age groups, sex with multiple partners and age-disparate relationships are fuelling HIV transmission among young people, particularly young women.

Age groups presented another twist.

Seroprevalence varied across age groups.

Suitable for many age groups.

Although many investigations have noted that younger NSCLC patients are more likely to be female, have adenocarcinoma, receive more aggressive treatment, and have biologically aggressive tumors compared with those who are elderly, research has not consistently demonstrated a pattern of disparate survival outcomes by age group.

There was no evidence of a Marin County deficit in later-stage cancers, mortality rates remained stable despite distinct mortality declines observed in comparison regions, and disparate age-specific incidence trends were observed within the larger age group (aged 40+ years) targeted by screening programs [ 6].

Honeywell's consumer products group, for example, has three disparate, aging computer systems that track 17 factories and more than $1 billion in annual sales.