Sentence examples for for differing age from inspiring English sources

Zurich-specific age-wealth profiles should offer representative measures for the country as a whole, given that prior research has shown that correcting for differing age distributions across cantons makes a negligible difference to the estimates (see Daepp 2003, p. 21).

In the external validation data set the model outperformed the Gail model by 3 5%% for differing age groups and follow-up intervals based on the AUC.

Interaction terms between age and failure type were also included to account for the possibility of differing age effects on the various failure end points.

The subsequent underestimation of fatality rates may differ for different age groups if we assume that increasing age is related with a worse prognosis for crash-related injuries.

An example of moderation of a mediated effect is a case in which a mediation process differs for different age groups (i.e., children vs. adolescents).

● What specific chronic conditions and disease clusters are related to long-term care dependency and do they differ for different age groups and between men and women?

The interaction effect of the marijuana use and age was significant in the model indicating that age is an effect modifier (ie, the association between DM and marijuana use was modified by age and the association differed for different age groups) (OR for interaction=1.83, 95% CI 1.2 to 2.9).

To account for the differing age structures within the two populations, the SMR was calculated.

We tested whether the distribution of immunization status for age differed between age groups using the χ2 test.

We checked at patient level with chi-square tests whether ACE-I prescribing differed significantly for different age-groups, gender and comorbidity of the patients.

Next, a second model was tested in which the estimated parameters were allowed to differ for the different age groups (i. e., early and late adolescents), and a third model in which the estimated parameters were allowed to differ for the sex groups.