Sentence examples for lowest age in from inspiring English sources

This age limit was chosen because it was the lowest age in the 2007 survey; the highest age limit was chosen because very few participants over the age of 64 have children aged 15 years or less living at home.

The relatively low age in the population may have influenced the infection risk.

The higher proportion of HPeV-infected children who required admission to NICU was probably determined by the low age in an infant with an unwell appearance rather than by the clinical severity, as there was only one patient with encephalitis who had sequelae.

The relative proportion of this diagnosis was highest in the lowest age group, 44% in women and 29% in men, decreasing almost linearly with age to less than 5% in both women and men aged over 70.

The percentage of QFT-GIT-positive subjects was lower in the lowest age category, but similar in the two highest age categories (table 1).

Consistent with findings of the Maternity Experiences Survey, childbearing age was defined as the lowest age of inclusion in the survey (18 years) to 34 years [ 19].

However, few Norwegian women start to smoke after the age of 30, which is the lowest age of enrolment in our study.

In addition to having the lowest age of criminal responsibility in western Europe, England and Wales have higher rates of child imprisonment than any other country in the region.

Although there were relatively low numbers examined in the lowest age group (< 10 year olds), they had the lowest levels of infection.

Overall, RLS is associated with aging [ 17]: thus, the low age range in the present studied population highlights the importance of RLS in association with glomerulopathy.

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.