Sentence examples for modal age at from inspiring English sources

An example of such an additional measure is the modal age at death (the age at which most deaths occur), studied already by Lexis (1878) and more recently by Cheung et al. (2005), Canudas-Romo (2010) and Thatcher et al. (2010).

Some researchers have examined whether lifespan variation above the adult modal age at death has changed with increased survivorship.

DHF/DSS occurs commonly in 12- to 24-month-old children, and the modal age at admission is 4 years.

10 12 14 Exploring the relationship between life disparity and compression around the modal age at death is a promising avenue for further research.

In Thailand, for example, the modal age at which children are hospitalized for DHF has steadily increased over the past several decades (A. Nisalak, pers. comm).

The modal age at sample collection was 25 hours and 95% of samples were collected before 4 1/3 days of age.

Over time, deaths have been concentrated near the modal age-at-death.

The results were affirmative; modal age-at-death addressed the change in mortality.

Today, modal age-at-death is widely used for testing mortality transition.

The simultaneous process of accumulation of deaths near the modal age-at-death and the shift in modal age-at-death toward higher ages casts a thin shape to the distribution of age-at-death.

Significant increase in modal age-at-death ascertained the dominance of old age mortality over the childhood/adult age mortality.