Sentence examples for most age subgroups from inspiring English sources

Effectiveness of pandemic vaccine during this period was significantly above zero (33%, 4 57), although not significant in most age subgroups except in the six to fourteen year-old group.

Likewise, similar 5-year RS estimates were observed for most age subgroups.

We have shown that BOADICEA is well calibrated for first invasive breast cancers overall and for most age and family history subgroups.

In most patients across all age subgroups (n = 2,439, 76.5%), bevacizumab was administered in combination with oxaliplatin-based chemotherapy backbone regimens including infusional 5-fluorouracil/leucovorin/oxaliplatin (FOLFOX) and capecitabine/oxaliplatin (XELOX) (Table  1).

However, a more recent prospective study that evaluated the BOADICEA model with the updated cancer incidences presented here has demonstrated that the updated version is well calibrated for predicting first invasive breast cancers overall and for most age and family history subgroups (Macinnis et al, 2013).

As accuracy data were not provided for age subgroups in most studies, we dichotomized the age co-variate into the groups 'all ages' and 'children only'.

The most common components in the different age subgroups were elevated blood pressure and central obesity, which was documented in about 60% and 50% of all subjects, respectively.

16, 17 Chest pain is the most common presenting symptom of ACS in all age subgroups.

There was, however, similar overall survival for most patient age subgroupings, except for a small subgroup of patients aged less than 50 years with a median survival of 22 weeks.

Data from the GUSTO IIb trial showed that primary PCI was superior to thrombolysis in all age subgroups, with elderly patients deriving the most benefit.

To investigate which age groups are the most susceptible to meteorological changes, we conducted the analyses for different age subgroups (<1, 1 2, 3 5, and 6 14 years) using the models of the best fit to the overall data.