Sentence examples for older at examination from inspiring English sources

Abnormal CAG repeats in the mildly affected group were slightly smaller than in the early group, but the latter were older at examination (Table 1).

Inclusion criteria required that the participant was aged 65 years or older at examination in 2011 or 2012, lived in Obu, and had not participated in another study.

One possible explanation is that there was some selection bias and those who were older at examination were not included in an earlier examination due to a perceived immaturity.

Two cases had facial and limb defects and were live born (3 5 years old at examination).

Eligible participants for this analysis were women who were 50 years or older at baseline examination.

We included studies with participants aged 50 years and older at baseline examination in which the authors purport to have measured frailty.

The participants that developed HF were older at baseline examination and more likely to have diabetes, higher systolic and diastolic blood pressure, be inactive, to live alone, have lower education, be alcohol abstainers, and score higher on the HADS-D subscale.

In re-examined horses 3 years and older at the first examination, i.e. 52 individuals, an increase in grade of OUC was seen in only five horses using the new scale, but only one of these five horses went from grade 0 to having OUC, i.e. from grade 0 to grade 1.

In horses 3 years and older at the first examination, the grade of OUC increased using the new scale in only 7 out of 208 cartilages examined twice.

The men in our study were aged between 17 years and 25 years old at these examinations (mean age 18.3 years); 92% were 17 years or 18 years of age.

One explanation is that being mathematically related, people born earlier were also older at the time of examination, so they tended to have less favorable metabolic syndrome profile.