Sentence examples for late onset at from inspiring English sources

The sporadic Polish patient carrying p.Ala53Thr, however, showed typical PD features, that is, late onset at 74 years, rigidity, progressive bradykinesia, and mild tremor [ Michell et al., 2005].

Age at onset of daily smoking was evaluated retrospectively among ever smoking participants who were dichotomized into early onset (at age 16 or younger) and late onset (at age 17 or older) [ 27].

Indeed, we previously identified two moderate forms of the disease with very slow progression, no central nervous impairment and extended survival (F2 in the present study, carrying a R15S mutation), or with a late onset at 10 years of age, slow evolution with no central system involvement for patient F13 (with a R138H mutation).

Psoriasis has two distinct ages of onset: type I, early onset disease occurring at ⩽40 years of age and type II, late onset occurring at >40 years of age.

Statistical analysis after grouping patients according to age at diagnosis found that the PTPN22 C1858T polymorphism had the same effect in patients with early onset (age at diagnosis ≤10 years) as well as to those with late onset (age at diagnosis >10 years) of T1DM.

On the other hand, monogenic PD explains only 20% of early onset PD and less than 3% of late onset PD at best (Klein 2006).

Otsuka Long-Evans Tokushima Fatty (OLETF) strain is a spontaneously type 2 DM model rat with diabetic complications [ 8] that shows late onset hyperglycemia at 18 weeks of age.

We stratified the DNA samples into four pathology sub-groups (123 cases with in situ tumours, 66 cases with invasive estrogen receptor (ER -negative tumours, 179 casER -negativesive ER-positumoursmours with early onset (age at diagnosis <50 years), and 179 cases with invasive ER-positive tumours with latearlyet (age at diagnonset>50 yeage)).

60 The cohort studies found early cat exposure to be associated with increased severe asthma at 4 years (OR 4.7), 61 and reduced wheeze by age 5 years (OR 0.6 62 and 0.3 63), increased wheeze at 7 years (OR 1.2) 64 and no association with asthma risk at 4 65 or 8 years; 66 in a post hoc analysis, early exposure to dog was linked to reduced late onset wheeze at 4 (OR 0.4 (0.2 to 1.0)).

Age was collapsed into three groups based on results from previous admixture analysis in large samples finding relatively stable age at onset groups in different cultures and birth cohorts: (i) early onset (first episode at <22 years), (ii) mid onset (first episode at between 23 and 34 years), and (iv) late onset (first episode at >35 years) 31– 31.

Percentage of neonates with early onset sepsis born at home was 31% and that of neonates with late onset sepsis born at home 42%.