Sentence examples for over this age span from inspiring English sources
Interventions need to be targeted to be age appropriate and recognise the major shift in self-reliance over this age span.
Older adults aged 65 and over were used in this study, since multimorbidity increases in prevalence in this age span and associations with health-related quality of life can differ across age groups [ 2].
In the male, the excretion of androgens (male sex hormones and their degradation products) falls gradually over the age span 50 90, so that the existence of a male "climacteric" is highly improbable.
The proportion of cancers diagnosed at localized stage was generally stable over the age span, but decreased notably with age for prostate and kidney cancers.
The pre-epidemic cohorts of 1973 1984 still had the lowest reported cumulative incidence over the age span of 4 to 14 years of age.
One study found that SWL increased steadily during a woman's reproductive life [ 17], whereas others have suggested that SWL is relatively stable over the age span [ 16, 27], but sensitive to major life events [ 17- 19, 25, 26], such as childbearing [ 18, 19].
This allows us to explore age-outcome trajectories over a broader age span (between 0 and 18) during a relatively shorter study period (from 1997 2009).
A previous study of fatal collisions using FARS data demonstrated an exponential increase in mortality over the adult age span and an increased use of seatbelts in older occupants who were also more likely to die (Raneses and Pressley 2015).
In contrast, concentrations of ceramide C24 0 were cross‐sectionally lower in women than in men over the entire age span tested (55 94).
Deletion frequencies ranged from 1.9 ±0.5 × 10−7 per genome to 5.25 ±0.22 × 10−6 per genome, about a 25-fold increase over the same age span (Table 1).
Figure 2 shows the percentages of women over the total age span from 25 to ≥40 years who agreed to the statements: 'I really worry about giving birth', and 'If I could choose I would have a cesarean delivery'.
