Sentence examples for division by age from inspiring English sources

Still, the issue exposes a stark division by age: 58 percent of the elderly say violence in popular culture contributes a lot to gun violence in this country; just 22 percent of respondents under age 30 agree.

Around 3 p.m., when the 12 judges were finished assessing the work of 19 teams in five divisions organized by age, any holes in the sand had to be filled in by the participants themselves.

The poll's most marked divisions are by age, with younger Americans being significantly more likely to support legalization than older Americans.

Age was transformed into age decades (division by 10 years) and the transformed physical activity variable was used in its standard normal form (subtract mean from each value and divide by the standard deviation [SD]).

The peasant economy generally has a relatively simple technology and a division of labour by age and sex.

The other divisions are determined by age.

Still, divisions were pronounced by age: for instance, while 41 percent of Americans ages 45 to 64 and 36 percent of older Americans said immigration levels should be decreased, only 24 percent of those younger than 45 said so.

Our results indicate two stereotypic behaviors among RSCs in medaka: (1) there is no variation in potency among individual stem cells in the fish neural retina; and (2) the preference for asymmetric divisions is not altered by age or during tissue repair.

To determine how GSC division is affected by aging, it was first necessary to identify appropriate cell cycle markers.

All patients served by the division are age fifteen or older.

How old are you?" By age 3, he understood multiplication and division.