Sentence examples for highest age for from inspiring English sources
Per-capita Medicare spending peaks at age 96, which is really the highest age for which CMS has good data.
The epidemic cohorts were characterized by a rapid increase in the cumulative incidence during the first 2 years of age, followed by a gradual but continuous increase up to 14 years of age, which was the highest age for follow-up in this study.
On the other hand, in the group of papers not directly funded by vaccine manufacturers or authored by employees, the highest age for which vaccinating was found to be cost-effective was 21 (one study), and two studies found that only vaccinating 12-year-old girls was cost-effective.
However, at higher stresses both the moduli underwent a sudden rise by several orders of magnitude with the onset of rise getting shifted to a higher age for a larger shear stress.
President Trump signed a $1.3 trillion spending bill that took no significant new steps on gun control: It did nothing to expand background checks, impose additional limits on assault weapons, require a higher age for rifle purchases or curb the sale of high-capacity ammunition magazines.
The data collected suggest a higher age for the NEP unmutated group compared with the mutated one [58.64±17.34 vs 46.96±12.56; p<0.001].
More important, though, for all older Americans, a higher age for claiming Social Security simply amounts to a big across-the-board benefit cut.
The highest age reported for a subject was 90 years.
Very high ages for this fraction were found at the highest elevations where it had an age of up to 8.2 ky BP — an age that is close to the start of soil formation.
To examine whether the first admission to hospital after the age of 60 has been postponed to higher ages for men and women in Sweden, in line with the shift in mortality.
For Hungary the entry risk for marriage formation has indeed shifted steadily toward higher ages; for entry into cohabitation they seem to have shifted somewhat in the opposite direction.
