Sentence examples for norm for age from inspiring English sources

The reaction norm for age and size at maturity has changed in a manner consistent with this, as both the mean (same slope but difference intercept) and variance has decreased significantly with time (i.e. precision has increased).

For children whose height is substantially below the norm for age and gender, short stature as an isolated characteristic may constitute a risk factor for behavioural and emotional problems.

Celebrity endorsements have been the norm for ages, but AT&T has taken this too far.

Though it's been the European norm for ages, many North Americans are now making the choice to sacrifice the comfort of a large living space.

Sensitivity and specificity of endorsing item no. 5 for high stress (10-item Perceived Stress Scale [ 33] score of half a standard deviation higher than the norm for age-matched U.S. general population).

Although the respiratory rate is a very sensitive tool for identifying patients with pneumonia, an increased respiratory rate (in accordance to the norms for age) was found to have a sensitivity of 71 83% in different age groups and a negative predictive value of 96 99% in pneumonia [9, 10], but was not specific enough to rule out other etiologies.

Based on calculations against the aluminum wedge, and using norms for age, life style and diet, loss of bone tissue can be accurately measured, Curtis claimed.

Final scores were normed for age differences.

The percentile ranking of BMI was assigned using the WHO norms for age and gender [ 37].

SF36 subscales were not "normed" for age or gender (as both would be adjusted for during analyses).

Comparing the Russian group (mean age 67 years) with US national norms for age 65 74, all scales were lower for the Russians.