Sentence examples for lowest age from inspiring English sources

While the lowest age for entry into the workforce is 16, many trades require a high-school diploma, which makes the effective entry age 18.

The release of the plan by Secretary General Kofi Annan had been tied up for nearly a week as legal experts and children's rights advocates argued over the lowest age at which a war crimes suspect could be tried.

The Long Island Rail Road allows pension payouts at age 50 for employees hired before 1988 who have at least 20 years on the job, which prosecutors say is the lowest age allowed by any commuter railroad in the country.

They have also said that Ms Atkinson was correct to raise the debate on the age of criminal responsibility because of Britain's status as the country with one of the lowest age of responsibility in the world and the fact that the age has remained the same for nearly 50 years.

First, for some years, the lowest age group covers ages 0 to 24 (1969-2003) or 0 to 29 (1934).

Furthermore, MRR for each age group was always higher for males, with male/female rate ratios (Fig. 3) increasing from 1.52 in the lowest age category to 4.03 in the 35 44 year age group, then decreasing to 1.66 in the 65 74 year age group, and finally increasing again to 2.59 in the oldest group.

The lowest age-specific fecundity (m x ) of females was obtained by individuals treated as second instar larvae with B. bassiana.

We also found clear differences in female life-history traits across wealth classes: the poorest women had the lowest age-specific survival throughout their lives, they started reproduction later, delivered fewer offspring during their lifetime, ceased reproduction younger, had poorer offspring survival to adulthood and, hence, had lower fitness compared to the wealthier women.

Overall, Singapore had the lowest age-standardised mortality rates over all periods measured.

Shared variables, which were the lowest age-at-onset in sibship, sex of the proband with the lowest age-at-onset in the sibship, and the sibship size, were modeled using ordinary logistic regression without conditioning.

The Chinese had the lowest age-adjusted prevalence according to the NCEP-ATP III definition (15.4%, P < 0.001), while the indigenous groups had the lowest age-adjusted prevalence by IDF (26.3%, P < 0.001) and JIS (32.5%, P < 0.001) definitions.