Sentence examples for drop age from inspiring English sources

On "Fox & Friends" Tuesday, the conservative pundit -- who has made no secret of her anti-birth control positions in the past -- argued that the Obama administration's decision to drop age restrictions on the sale of morning-after contraceptive Plan B One Step was "a good deal" for pedophiles and statutory rapists.

These results were similar to the study of Shindo et al. in Japan, which showed higher mortality and PDR pathogens occurrence in HCAP patients than in CAP patients in the moderate severity class according to the A-DROP (age, dehydration, respiratory failure, orientation disturbance, and low blood pressure) scoring system [ 12].

We dropped "age" from regression models due to its multicolinearity with waist circumference.

Most banks and major airlines have dropped age-related deals.

In this new focus on error-free medicine, hospitals are dropping age-old assumptions that their doctors are doing a good job and instead are measuring performance and issuing report cards.

For simplicity of notation, we have dropped "age-specific" from the phrase "age-specific tumor incidence rate".

We drop linear age from the model specifications but keep age squared in the fixed effects framework.

The drop in age (and humanity) was accompanied by a distinct drop in quality.

Admittedly, this approach takes the earnings drop at age 60 as given and examines how it affects employment adjustment.

Note that if the wage curve had been flattened after the EESL revision, it would have narrowed the earnings drop at age 60.

It is important to note that the observed change in the earnings drop at age 60 may reflect two different effects.