Sentence examples for modal age of from inspiring English sources

Today, the modal age of Mexican-born U.S. residents is about forty years old, and in 2040 it will be almost seventy.

Although the precise age distribution varied by case (see Fig. 3), the overall distribution was normal with a modal age of 14 years (see Fig. 4).

Second, I take the difference between the modal age of school-leaving for the respondent's level of education at school-leaving and respondent age in the survey round access to employer-sponsored health insurance is collected.

Such entirely normal changes might explain the modal age of the victims, which was similar to that found in the Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre's (2011) study on localised grooming: another form of extrafamilial child sexual abuse.

This left 212 participants (m = 50, f = 162) with an average right foot preference of +2.51 [30] and a modal age of 19 years.

The modal age of patients was 1 or <1 year for all organisms except for P. acnes (33 years), N. meningitidis (2 years) and Corynebacterium spp. (16 years).

The age of participants ranged between 18 and 65, with a modal age bracket of 35 44.

The mean age (SD) of the respondents was 36.2 (2.2) years with a modal age range of 30-39 years. 30-39 years

Doctors between 41 and 55 years constituted the modal age class (40.2% of total), with 28.6% of the total physicians population being younger than 40 years of age and 11.9% over 65.

Children hospitalized with DHF/DSS in Bangkok show the classical bimodal curve: relatively few cases in children 12 24 months of age and a modal age later in life, in this case at 8 years of age.

Mice of both age cohorts were analyzed in the primary screening protocol within 8 weeks of the modal age.