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Table 2 shows physician characteristics, including mean age, which was 55.1 ± 11.1 years.

Their mean age, which was similar in both groups, was 62 (20 92) years.

All standardized differences were less than 2.5, except for mean age, which was 7.8.

Patients were comparable for demographics except for mean age which was statistically higher in the ropivacaine group (table 1).

The magnitude of the risk of ovarian cancer associated with a family history of ovarian cancer in this study was 3.8 fold higher at the mean age which is similar to the threefold to fourfold higher risk reported elsewhere.

The main difference between these high comorbidity groups relates to mean age which, unsurprisingly, was significantly higher in the high CCI group than in the high CSCS group (73.6 ± 8.7 vs. 67.4 ± 11.7; p <0.001).

The mean age at which respondents reported health state 33312 to be acceptable was 83 years, which did not differ significantly from the mean age of 84 years at which a QoL score of 0.20 appeared to be acceptable on AHCAGGREGATE (p = 0.100; n = 671).

The overall mortality rate was 11.6% in our patients, which is higher than that in the general population of the same mean age, in which the five-year mortality rate is about 1% to 2%.

Between 1970 and 2000 the mean age at which women had their first child in a range of OECD countries rose by more than a year every decade, and many more women now have their families in their 30s.

Mothers in both branches of the study had similar mean years of education and mean age at which they had their first child (26 years).

Patients reported 5.4 years (median = 3.0 years, range = 0, 45.8 years) as the mean age at which they noticed their first FOP symptoms and a mean age at final FOP diagnosis of 7.5 years (median = 5.0 years, range = 0.1, 48.4 years).