Sentence examples for old is consistent with from inspiring English sources

However, the finding of this study that the breast cancer risk increased with increasing maternal age up to the intermediate (30 34 years old), then reduced for older than 35 years old, is consistent with previous epidemiological studies [ 5, 11- 13, 24, 30].

25 The association of pain with emotional difficulties in 13 to 17-year-olds is consistent with findings in young people without disability; for example, young people with severe chronic pain reported high levels of anxiety and depression.

Our finding of a positive association between BMI and breast cancer only among women at the age of 65 years or older is consistent with previous reports (Hunter and Willett, 1993).

He said the injuries on the murdered 17-year-olds were consistent with someone who had been repeatedly punched and subjected to blunt force injuries.

Lower treatment levels for patients 75 and older were consistent with patterns reported in other studies [ 2, 26- 30].

This study's findings on basic and instrumental ADL indices at age 65 or older are consistent with those documented in the literature.

Most patients in our cohort were infected with serotypes 19F, 6B, or 19A, and serotype distribution among pediatric patients and patients 51 years or older were consistent with the overall serotype distribution.

This disparity between dementia prevalence among oldest old women versus oldest old men is consistent with most prior prevalence studies [ 20, 23, 24, 26, 31- 33].

Our data showing that ITN use reduced febrile malaria risk in younger but not older children is consistent with older children having used ITNs when they were younger, and therefore having acquired less immunity.

This shows how action with the old economy is consistent with a soft landing".

Furthermore, the screening module in the original model is based on yearly routine cervical cancer screening for women over 20 years old which is consistent with the recommendation in Germany [24].