Sentence examples for earliest average from inspiring English sources

The bvFTD is characterized by marked personality changes and behavioural problems, the most aggressive subtype with earliest average age of onset (fifth to sixth decade) and male preponderance [27].

In FTLD, the earliest average onset age is associated with MAPT (47.9 years) and VCP (49.5 years) mutations.

And as we saw earlier, average housing costs are not wildly out of line with what they used to be.

The glaucoma group consisted of 34 early (average mean deviation, -3.20+/-1.22 dB) and 20 moderate (average mean deviation, -8.05+/-1.87 dB) glaucomas.

The drugs were prescribed for up to 93 days on average, a 40percentt increase over the earlier average of 64 days, the study found.

The more learnt languages and the earlier average AoA, the larger the response increase between early and late stages in exposure to non-native novel word-forms was.

We found that larger number of previously acquired languages and earlier average age of acquisition (AoA) predicted greater response increase to novel non-native word-forms.

Clinton entered the race polling above sixty per cent, which exceeds the early average for every winner — and, in fact, every candidate — in an open Democratic Presidential primary going back to 1972.

"Given the reported early average age of sexual debut (and sometimes marriage) in many countries, Pepfar may wish to re-examine its exclusive AB focus for younger adolescents," the report said.

In other words, the more non-native languages learnt with an earlier average starting age, the more the negative response to novel non-native word-forms increased (Fig. 2).

As earlier, average CAI power, P CAI p, on the p th receive antenna is obtained by averaging P CAI pk across k.