Sentence examples for heterogeneous age groups from inspiring English sources

Crowding in nonstudent populations may not be as intense as among students, and mixing is usually with more heterogeneous age groups.

The oldest old represent an extremely heterogeneous age group covering 20 years or more of the observed lifespan making generalisations about this age group particularly problematic.

Available information regarding MOOC participants is primarily data obtained from course-end demographics, which usually demonstrate a heterogeneous population of varying age groups, educational levels and countries globally.

As highlighted by De Rootj et al., available outcome studies are heterogeneous, have included various age groups [ 2- 5] and have rarely evaluated the influence of pre-hospital disability [ 4].

To provide more insight into the reasons behind the persistent gap between the age groups, the heterogeneous treatment effect in our difference-in-differences estimation tests to what extent job tenure and sector characteristics affect older worker's employment probabilities and wages after displacement in comparison to prime-age workers.

Our simple network-based mathematical model elucidates this phenomenon by both incorporating the heterogeneous distribution of contacts among age groups and tracking the changing immunological structure of the population from one season to the next [12], [24].

The increased risk of negative appendicectomies among Albanian-name subjects and Greek-name subjects was of similar magnitude and not heterogeneous across different hospitals and age groups.

Although only bone sarcoma patients were enrolled in this study, they represent a fairly heterogeneous sample due to different age groups (8-21 yeand) and treatment protocols (Euramos-1 and Euro-E.W.I.N.G.99).

Indeed, patients in the same age groups are often heterogeneous with respect to overall health status.

Our single-center population not only is heterogeneous and incorporates patients from different age groups but it also involves a rather small sample.

Each site interviewed a heterogeneous sample, equally distributed across two age groups 65-744 and 75-85 years), both with and without mental disorders.