Sentence examples for more specific age from inspiring English sources

For The A.V. Club, Marah Eakin wrote that although for an adult "Perks suffers from an overabundance of pure, raw angst ... unlike some more arrested development-friendly YA fare like Harry Potter, Perks speaks to a more specific age range and does it well".

Four indicators relate to more specific age groups: neonatal jaundice, infant colic, and adolescent self-harm.

However, this current study provides much more detail about the cause of falls by more specific age groups among the older adult population.

Differences in mental health literacy across the adult lifespan suggest that more specific, age appropriate messages about mental health are required for younger and older age groups.

If the 0- to 2-year range is still considered too large to take into account the impact of developmental changes on a drug risk/benefit profile, further studies focusing on more specific age groups are clearly needed.

However, analyses of more specific age ranges 15-244, 25-44, 45-64, and ≥65 years) showed that all SimSmoke estimates for prevalence in 2010 fell within the 95% confidence intervals obtained by the China global adult tobacco survey, except for males aged 45-64 years (SimSmoke 59.1%; global adult tobacco survey range 60.0 65.8%, see appendix table 2).

Although lung function can be applied, and symptoms become more specific at age 6 years, it remains difficult to diagnose asthma at school age.

The information, however, gets a lot more specific than age and gender — and more sensitive.

74 In addition, an age-adjusted method for frailty screening may be more sensitive in younger ages and more specific in older ages, benefiting the purpose of population screening.

For this reason we cannot draw more specific conclusions regarding age at onset of illness.

This article shows that education efforts should be targeted to concentrate more on these specific age groups.