Sentence examples for entry age for from inspiring English sources

"As skiers get older, they are wealthier, have more free time and are bringing along children and grandchildren who are at the right entry age for skiing and snowboarding," said Ms. Gardner.

Beginning in 1840s, the normal entry age for executive officer cadets, those destined to command ships and fleets, was between 12 and 13, and instruction consisted of two years of classroom training, during which time trainees were rated as naval cadets.

Figure 1 presents the expected school-entry age for children born each month if an age threshold of 6 was universally applied in all provinces.

The uterine cancer risk was strongly correlated with age, with little absolute risk for entry age of less than 45 years or 45 to 54 years.

For entry age of 55 to 69 years, 15-year incidence rates were 3.8% in the tamoxifen group and 1.1% in the control group (absolute increase of 2.6%).

For entry age of younger than 45 years, intercurrent mortality was low, there were no deaths from uterine cancer or PE in either group, and 15-year gains in overall and BC mortality were similar.

We carried out a logistic regression analysis adjusting for age at entry, age at menopause, BMI, WHR and HRT for both polymorphisms separately (Table  2).

Our strategy to calculate the employment probability differentials is as follows: First, we assume that the labor market entry age is τ 0 = 20 for each immigrant and native.

The EDI is a well-validated, teacher-completed population level measure of five domains of child development at school entry age designed at the Offord Centre for Child Studies, McMasters University, Hamilton, Ontario in the late 1990s [ 17].

For breast cancer, all values were adjusted for age at entry, height at entry, weight at entry, age at menarche and age at first birth with nulliparity.

While the lowest age for entry into the workforce is 16, many trades require a high-school diploma, which makes the effective entry age 18.