Sentence examples for favourable age from inspiring English sources

France and Britain will have a much more favourable age pyramid, with more than two workers per pensioner.All this is a world away from the other rich country with demographic growth: America.

These studies showed increases in incidence especially in children below 12 months of age, in the incidence of incidentally diagnosed neuroblastomas (Carlsen, 1990) and in the survival rate mainly because of a more favourable age and stage distribution; it was noted, however, that survival was significantly better in children who were treated with chemotherapy (Carlsen et al, 1986; Carlsen, 1994).

"These differences are partly explainable by immigrants' more favourable age-gender composition.

The decades of the 1860s and 1880s experienced the most favourable performance of the economy overall, setting the stage for the so-called Golden Age of Argentine history.

The cost-effectiveness estimates, as expected, are more favourable for age screening when the treatment costs are lower and the screening costs are higher and more favourable for Framingham screening when the opposite applies, but the differences are small – typically £100 or £200 per CVD-free life year gained.

Outcomes were generally favourable except for age groups 0 19 years and 65+ years, anaplastic ependymomas and tumour location in the brain site.

Radiation-induced sarcoma and SPS combined Combining cases and controls in univariate analyses, factors significantly associated with favourable survival were: age <60 years at sarcoma diagnosis, tumour size <5 cm, no microscopic tumour necrosis, tumour site in the extremity and trunk wall, no metastases at diagnosis and complete surgical remission (Table 2).

Both TNM and SEER SS2000 stage distributions were generally more favourable for women aged 50 69 (the 'screened age group').

Incremental cost-effectiveness ratio is more favourable for participants aged 65 years and older.

We can identify three maincategories in which future migrants have favourable, aspiration-inducingcharacteristics: age, education, and the geographical location (here: province)explain most of the larger aspiration gaps among future migrants.

Interestingly, the Chinese Erhualian alleles were not systematically favourable for younger age at puberty.