Sentence examples for eldest cohort from inspiring English sources

Murphy et al. saw significant improvement with their intervention, but only for a specific population of low-income women at-risk for HIV [ 42] Taub et al. focused primarily on an elderly population, finding little significant improvement except for when an enlarged font was used for the eldest cohort [ 45].

* Significant improvement reported for eldest cohorts.

These two different types of schools placed quite different expectations on the children and there was very little movement between school types after the age of 11. Figure 6 shows, by year of birth, the average age at which the parents in our data left full-time education for those who were September born, the eldest in their class cohort, compared to those who were July born, the youngest12.

Instead, the increase in incidence by birth cohort must have been going on since the time of birth of the eldest members of the current population, (2) the cohort effect must be very large in magnitude, with younger birth cohorts being subject to incidence rates approximately 10 times greater than those of earlier birth cohorts.

Alternatively, gene expression patterns might coincide with broader physiological processes due to aging and thus dwarf eldest daughters would have gene expression profiles most similar to regular autumn daughters of the same age cohort.

All degrees of myopia followed a similar pattern of higher prevalence in the younger cohorts, lower prevalence in the middle aged and more elderly participants, and an increase in the very eldest participants, albeit with wide CIs, most likely related to cataract development.

Clara was her eldest.

The eldest, Aimee, was not.

Their eldest child, Lionel Barrymore (orig.

Noboru Takeshita's eldest daughter married Shin Kanemaru's eldest son.

Letters from eldest brother (2001).