Sentence examples for more narrow age from inspiring English sources

We recognize that once- or twice-in-a-lifetime screening is usually recommended for women in a more narrow age range (e.g., 25 50 years).

The PhenX Toolkit has a number of measures that have child and adult versions, and this is useful for studies with more narrow age ranges.

The Arizona group had a more narrow age range since some biomedical markers vary with age; the National group included children and adults, to determine if the effect of the supplement on symptoms depended on age.

That's a much more narrow range.

For the present study, the age range for inclusion was somewhat more narrow, 7 16 years.

Since some participants obviously did not enter the number but rather the ages of the child/children living at home in one or more of the fields, and since families with five children or more, especially in a narrow age range, are very rare in Sweden, values above four in a category were set to one.

Once that grand public began to fragment, with the introduction of television and the bewildering array of new media that has followed, marketing departments learned to tailor production toward ever more narrow niche audiences, mostly based on age and gender.

This more or less self-governing group is drawn from a narrow age demographic and a narrowly focussed range of intellectual abilities.

This more or less self-governing group is drawn from a narrow age demographic — and a narrowly focussed range of intellectual abilities.

The size and narrow age range of the cohorts allowed a more accurate determination of health-risk behaviours during later adolescence than is possible with existing surveys which collect data for much wider age bands.

The study population does not reflect a more 'general' population due to the limited mean age and narrow age range, and the study population is a group of university students rather than a 'normal' population.