Sentence examples for expanded age range from inspiring English sources

Expanded age range group : Standard school-based deworming supplemented by annual community-based deworming (2 99 years).

Expanded age range and frequency group : Annual school-based deworming supplemented by community-based deworming (2 99 years), followed by an additional community-based deworming 6 months later.

The ability of reactive expanded age group SIAs to stop transmission in endemic areas depends on the target age range and how well the expanded age group round reaches the key reservoirs of transmission.

In the context of implementing the refined approach to SIA characterization, we assume the same true coverage by subpopulation for the expanded age group SIAs as for children under 5 years of age (i.e., expanded age groups SIAs imply the same coverage applied to a larger target age range and the corresponding increase in vaccine doses used).

Expanded age indications are expected.

So, Mr. Cowell, you expanded your age range into the golden years to give America a chance to mock the aged?

We initially planned to focus on women aged 14 24 years but expanded the age range to include all women because, with up to 18 years of follow up, many young enrollees were still participants after the age of 24 (and some to the age of 42).

We also expanded the age range from 45 years-old, unlike previous studies which tend to set their range from 60 or 65, due to studies on the aging process indicating that people tend to commence practical preparation for old age approximately in their 40s [ 24].

Over time, McLeod hopes to expand the age range to include most ages.

Aside from the occasional puppet show, family fare is rarely on the bill at the festival, and "Monkey" represented a bold effort to expand the age range of its audiences, and the cultural range, too.

Likewise, expanding the age range considerably would probably not affect the results, although HBV is usually acquired at a very young age in The Gambia and the immune systems of very young children may make these results inapplicable to that population.