Sentence examples for older categories from inspiring English sources

The greater representation of those in older categories concurs with the mean value at 47 years and the median age at 48 years.

Judge et al. (2013) showed that when categorizing age into < 50, 50 to 60, and > 60 years in 1,375 THR patients, both the younger and the older categories performed worse.

Although individuals with PAH deficiency are represented by a spectrum of residual enzyme activity, some practitioners find practical utility in referring to the older categories: "classic/severe," "moderate," "mild," and "mild hyperphenylalaninemia not needing PHE restriction".

The results confirmed the pattern for the combined CIDI-PVPS findings, namely that younger adult Vietnamese (0.8% in the 18 29 year group) had a lower prevalence rate of anxiety-depression than the older categories (2.9% in the 30 44 year age group; 2.0% in the 45+ year age group).

There was a very strong and positive correlation between scores on the CPQ11-14 and the CPQ8-10, with a Pearson's r of 0.981 (P < 0.01) for all children, and Pearsons's r values of 0.983 (P < 0.01) and 0.981 (P < 0.01) for the younger and older categories of children respectively.

These start-ups aim to distinguish themselves from the older category of software products like NetNanny.

Dr. Kornstein's research suggests that women are more likely to respond to selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors, like Prozac, while men respond better to tricyclics, an older category of anti-depressants.

Interest in the iPad actually slid among the older category of buyers compared to last holiday season, and the iPhone also dipped slightly.

The highest incidence for both sexes was found in the 75-84 years category, followed by the 65-74 years category and the 85 or older category.

But the breakdown of the old categories has bred confusion.

This corrodes old categories and undermines the assumption that there is a minority "point of view".