Sentence examples for mean age distribution from inspiring English sources

In this paper, underground structures are shown to have a major influence on the groundwater mean age distribution described as a dispersive piston effect.

The mean age distribution was 32.7 years with a standard deviation of 9.12.

Mean age distribution was between 55 and 75 years, with no difference between male and female patients.

Similar mean age distribution was observed among rural men and women, while in the urban areas men were slightly younger.

3. The sample size of each trial 4. Characteristics of the trial participants (including mean age distribution, gender and marital status) 5. Virologic outcomes.

Nephropathia epidemica occurred in persons of all age groups (range 3 92 years, mean age 47.4 years), but the age distribution of patients was significantly different from the mean age distribution of the entire human population in the region during the study period (G = 813.00, df = 1, p < 0.001, Figure 1).

The theory was well validated by comparing residence time distributions extracted from spatial mean age distributions determined computationally at two locations where RTDs were experimentally measured in a water oil flow system.

We found significant differences among controller therapy groups for mean age, age distribution, and asthma duration.

Although mean age, age distribution, and educational level were similar between both sexes in the present study, women had fewer teeth and a higher percentage of NRT <20 than men.

Mean and median age distribution by Pfcrt or Pfdhfr-ts genotype were analysed by the Kruskall-Wallis test.

There were no significant differences between the four groups with respect to mean age, gender distribution, types of work and work ability or preoperative medication and distribution of operated levels (Table 2).