Sentence examples for example the age from inspiring English sources
For example, the age standardised CHD mortality rates for those aged 45 74 (European population) were 529 per 100,000 in men and 202 per 100,000 in women in Hungary, while they were estimated as 713 per 100,000 in men and 260 per 100,000 in women in Estonia.
For example, the "age of majority" at which children are deemed to be able to make all decisions independently varies from 17 to 21.
For anyone born between 1943 and 1954, for example, the age is set at 66. Let's get rid of this awkward and misleading term.
Remember these time-honoured terms, for example: the Age of Reason, the Enlightenment, Deism (in which the universe moves along, smooth as clockwork, without any need for the intervention of a personal god).
In Muscovy, to take another example, the age structure was skewed toward young adults, for it was primarily young adult males (aged 15 25) who sold themselves into slavery.
If the viewer is confident, then businesses can be too, and that can only be a good thing, which is why so many of you – from the BBC to YouTube - are already active in signalling to consumers – for example, the age appropriateness of material.
For example, the age-related difference in RT in the single-task condition was 18.2%%.
The age class determines the need for residential and commercial spaces for example, the aging of the population reduces the demand for household space and commercial activity as families age and downsize after children are grown-up and leave home.
For example, the aging Earl of Crawford and Balcarres (1871 1940), a snob, thought him "vain as a peacock and all the mannerisms of a petit maître [in the sense of a dandy or fop]".
For example, the age-adjusted rates for all cancers combined and for the four major cancer sites in 2000 are 15% 50% higher when adjusted to the 2000 population standard than to the 1970 standard [14].
In this example, the age-stratified data are distributed using the same lifetime assumptions applied earlier.
