Sentence examples for one year age from inspiring English sources

The non-NF1 comparison group was frequency-matched to the NF1 group at a 10 1 ratio by one year age group on 1/1/2006 or first enrollment if born after 1/1/2006 and enrollment length in months.

Most other statistically significant effect sizes translated to approximately a one year age difference, compared to unexposed individuals.

As all of these neonates have not reached the one year age, it was not possible to assess one year survival.

The data file provided population figures by one year age group, sex and country.

There were statistically significant differences in age by neighborhood deprivation (p = 0.004) however, this translated into less than a one year age difference across neighborhood deprivation quintiles.

Based on adjusted logistic regression analysis, maternal age was a protective factor for LBW and one year age increase, showed a 4% risk reduction (Table 2).

Based on county specific one year age-period tables, we modelled the incidence of breast cancer using log-linear Poisson regression.

Terpin's vintages spend one year ageing in oak barrels, one year in steel vats and then three years in the bottle before going on sale – heresy to most other winemakers.

However, DisMod, probably the IPM model in most common use, [ 12] has gone through several versions, and the current version allows for hazard trend analysis that relies on modelling a full population structure based on one-year age groups.

cA disadvantage of period life tables is that they are based on one-year age intervals and that it is assumed that infants born today will experience the same mortality risks over their lifetimes as do the various age groups in the current population (see [18]).

For individuals aged ≥ 15 years, data on school attendance and employment rate is available for any one-year age class.