Sentence examples for of age up from inspiring English sources
Complete life tables by single year of age (up to 99 years), sex and deprivation category were derived from the numbers of deaths in each ward in England and Wales for the periods 1990 92 and 1997 99.
In DS adults ranging from 40 to 49 years of age, up to 55% may be demented, and between 50 and 59 years, prevalence ranges from 4%to55%5% [ 1],[ 2].
Although all except one of the HPeV were detected in CSF, none of the positive cases had cells in the range for pleocytosis in children <1 month of age (up to 30 cells/mm).
In a series of apical mVSD's diagnosed between 1 day and 13 years of age, up to 44% spontaneous closure rate was reported within 3 years of diagnosis [ 4].
Period life tables by single year of age (up to 99 years), sex and deprivation category were derived from the numbers of deaths for 1990 1992 and 2000 2002 (General Register Office for Scotland, 2006).
Background mortality was taken from national life tables (Cancer Research UK Cancer Survival Group, 2004) incorporating all-cause death rates for women in England and Wales by single year of age (up to 99 years), single calendar year and deprivation category.
Additionally, the effect of aging (up to 6 weeks) in ambient conditions of laser ablated aluminum on adhesive bonding performance appeared to have no statistical influence.
The net was in danger of aging "up and out of business," she said, and has lowered its median viewer age — once 61 — by almost 15 years to a more salable demographic base.
We conclude that inflammation is an important malleable driver of ageing up to extreme old age in humans.
Domestic violence behaviors will be investigated among women who have children of aged up to 18, husbands or partners, or both residing in the same household.
Patients fulfilling the following study criteria were enrolled in the study: 1) Subjects brought alive to emergency room of pediatric department 2) Patients of aged up to 12 years with established diagnosis of acute household poisoning.
