Sentence examples for mean age changed from inspiring English sources
The mean age changed slightly from 68 years in 1998 to 67 years in 2003.
Among men, this mean age changed from 54 (SD 9) to 56 (SD 10), while the mean age among women changed from 57 (SD 9) to 59 (SD 9).
The mean age change from the first to last visit was 3.2 ± 0.8 years, and the mean BMI z-score change was 0.07 ± 0.7 units.
The fourth found no association between physical activity at mean age 43 and change in grip strength between mean ages 43 and 64, although becoming sedentary over this period was associated with an accelerated decline in strength [ 13].
The mean age-related change for the achieved cycling distance in the ten fastest males for each age group throughout the 2000 2011 period is shown in Figure 5.
Steady state flow pattern and toluene concentration have been numerically calculated in cases with different positions and air velocities of the exits, and then transient ventilation characteristics of toluene have been simulated with the calculation of the room mean age and air change efficiency, which are key factors for the evaluation of indoor air quality.
The researchers also point out that, over the 10 years the IGDA has surveyed the industry, the mean age of workers has not changed.
However, over the examined 15 years, the mean age at onset of dialysis changed little for patients who were still on dialysis at the time of death: 64.8 years (SD = 11.3) in 1995, 65.7 years (SD = 11.9) in 2002, and 65.6 years (SD = 12.2) in 2009.
In order to account for the changes in the age composition, we use two different measures: the change in the mean age of each occupation and the change in the share of workers in each occupation (i) less than 30 years old, (ii) between 31 and 45 years old, and (iii) more than 45 years old.
