Sentence examples for equivalent age groups from inspiring English sources

Female nurses were more often current smokers than the equivalent age groups of the NSW population except in the oldest age category (Fig.  3).

Between the experimental and control groups, the results revealed that the handled fish in each of the 3 age groups had higher cortisol concentrations compared to the non-handled fish in the equivalent age group.

But we can do something which is roughly equivalent so long as our surveys are large and representative which is to follow equivalent age group cohorts over time.

Generally, findings on age differences in personality domains may be interpreted only with caution as long as it has not been shown that the underlying factorial structure is equivalent across age groups.

While unstimulated levels of IL-8 and TNF-α were equivalent between age groups, macrophage migration inhibitory factor (MIF), a cytokine with protean influences on inflammation, had higher basal levels in monocytes from older donors.

The fraction of cases prevented is not equivalent across age groups with this strategy: individuals aged 0-4 and ≥55 years experience the largest relative reduction in final attack rate (18% decrease), while those in the 5-17 agroupoup have the smallest (10% decrease).

Monocyte yield was equivalent between the age groups.

Expression of TLR2 and TLR4 were equivalent in both age groups, as reported previously [ 23].

Predictive performance of all measures may not be equivalent for all age groups.

Furthermore, migration in response to a chemokine ligand, CCL19, was equivalent in both age groups.

Regarding structural invariance, complete invariance of the latent factor variances (M7) across gender was established for the pooled sample and in each age group thus indicating that the latent range used by women and men is equivalent in the age groups under study.