Sentence examples for old inclusive from inspiring English sources

Adult age was defined as 30 to 64 years old, inclusive.

School age was defined as 5 to 19 years old, inclusive.

In the 'full' dataset the age at scoring was limited to within the boundaries of ≥1 and <4 years old (365 to 1459 days old inclusive) since over 90% of information available came from this relatively narrow age range and there would be an expectation of changing parameters over a wider period given the progressive nature of hip dysplasia.

Similar frequencies were noticed for age groups five to nine years, and greater than ten years old inclusive.

In the adult group (16 to 65 years old inclusive), the number of consultations was significantly higher among both psychosis patients and the group of patients with other mental problems (p < 0.0005).

The first 5 boys and 5 girls in each age group (4 through 8 years old inclusive) who presented for annual examinations were included, as long as they were Tanner Stage I (prepubertal) on physical exam, without diagnosis of hormonally-related condition and/or cancer and able to give a urine sample.

Each individual potentially work until he/she is 69-year-old (inclusive) if he/she does not retire earlier.

Participants Female sex workers 14 years of age or older (inclusive of transgender women) who used illicit drugs (excluding marijuana) and engaged in street level sex work.

In one stroke of genius, the framers scrapped the old, non-inclusive call for elimination of the Department of Education and the National Endowment for the Arts in favor of: "There are too many departments and agencies".

However, for large, taxonomic groups that have recently been broken up for reasons other than resolving paraphyly or matters of priority (e.g. in dactyloid and scincid lizards; see Results), we generally retain the older, more inclusive name in the interest of clarity, while providing references to the recent revision.

For egalitarian, municipal, inclusive old Scotland bows to no country when it comes to knocking down those it deems to have got above themselves.