Sentence examples for for selected ages from inspiring English sources

Age and year of diagnosis were modeled continuously and non-linearly using restricted cubic splines, and the results are presented for selected ages and calendar years.

For a more detailed longitudinal perspective on the relationship between the Siler parameters and conditional variability for selected ages, Figure 5 presents the trends in the sensitivity of the standard deviation of the lifespan distribution for survivors to selected ages (0, 10, 50, and 75) to each Siler model parameter.

The effect of age on the risk of HCV infection is presented in Table 1 for selected ages.

For TEM analysis, total n numbers examined from a range of selected ages were: wildtype (17), TectaC1619S/+ (10), TectaL1820F,G1824D/+ (7) and TectaC1837G/+ 111).

For the analysis only those countries were selected, where the life expectancy at both the selected ages was higher than in the Czech Republic in the initial year of the analysis, i.e. in 2009.

The user can return all data regardless of age; data between two selected ages; data older than a certain age; and data younger than a certain age.

Crude and adjusted odds ratio (OR) and their 95% confidence intervals (CI) for selected variables (age, gene mutations, leukaemia subtype) were assessed using unconditional logistic regression in order to estimate the magnitude of associations.

Cummings returns to the show for selected dates in March.

The evidence supported that older diabetic adults have an increased risk for selected multi-system aging phenotypes, which were associated with substantial morbidity and adverse outcomes among older population [18].

CONCLUSION AND DISCUSSION: This investigation demonstrated an age effect for selected measures of axial mobility, sagittal configuration, and physical performance thought to depend on axial motion.

Crude and adjusted odds ratios (ORs), and their 95% confidence intervals, were ascertained for the birth weight strata (2500 g or less; 2500 2999 g; 3000 3499 g; 3500 3999 g; and 4000 g or more) adjusted for selected confounders (gender, income, maternal age, hormonal intake and pesticide exposure during pregnancy).