Sentence examples for mean age that from inspiring English sources

The peak incidence of ILC occurs in post-menopausal women in their 50s and 60s, with a mean age that is approximately 1 3 years older than the mean age of women with invasive ductal carcinoma [17].

The severely obese group had a mean age that was approximately 5 years younger than the normal weight group (p<0.0001).

One study had a case group with a mean age that was more than 20 years older than that of the control group [ 11].

The concentration of the youngest fraction, C1, was simulated with a dispersion model with a mean age that was tested over the range from 18 to 25 years, which is based on the range of mean ages of young groundwater in shallow and intermediate depth groundwater (Bexfield et al. 2012).

The mean age that respondents came out (ie revealed their sexual orientation as lesbian or bisexual) was around 20 years old and between 15 24% came out before the age of 16.

This has the advantage of obtaining mean ages that are closer to the ages examined in the age interval but does not eliminate the misleading effect of conveying that "most" youth of those ages have had sex when the contrary is true, as is the case with our Spanish data in the table, with short age intervals.

Women were enrolled at a mean gestational age that ranged from 9.8 to 15.5 weeks.

The study of Kent et al. (2004) reported that the age under the mean age in that study was not prognostic for survival.

This left 50 shoulders in 44 patients (mean age 66 years) that were followed for mean 30 (12 44) months.

The data for mean age showed that the osteoarthritis subgroup (n = 12) was statistically older (17 years) than the disk-condyle-incoordination-only subgroup (n = 11).

The mean age of that patients was 48 years and half of them were males.