Sentence examples for pattern age from inspiring English sources

The independent predictive value of specific PMCs for in-hospital mortality after adjustment for injury severity, injury pattern, age, and presence of other PMCs has not been fully elucidated.

Among girls, with increasing scores of the 'traditional and western' pattern age was decreasing.

ACGs are mutually exclusive health status categories defined by morbidity pattern, age, and sex.

It may be a dynamic compensatory mechanism of spermatogenesis during germ cell apoptosis responding to exposure to ELF-EMF according to intensity of EMF and exposure pattern, age, and duration.

Similarly, when performing a multivariate analysis across the entire cohort including speckled synaptophysin expression, age at diagnosis, M stage, residual disease, histopathological subtype and MYC status, only synaptophysin pattern, age, and M-stage were selected for the final model (Supplementary Table 8).

ICC estimates vary considerably, given the differences in study design, exposure patterns, age, and underlying physiology of subjects.

There are then several specific syndromes within each class defined by differences in specific seizure types, electroencephalogram (EEG) patterns, age of onset and disease progression.

Clinical baseline characteristics, such as injury patterns, age, gender, NISS, and Glasgow Coma Scale score, within the first 72 hours are given in Table 1.

Clinical data concerning injury patterns, age, initial NISS, and MODS score, as well as the clinical outcome 90 days after the traumatic event are depicted in Table 1.

The flaws in patterns [23] are partially the result of some patterns aging poorly while others were bad from their inception and include those that are incompatible with modern society [16] (Broadbent 1980; Gelernter 2000; Saunders 2002a).

The referral patterns, ages and number of new symptomatic breast cancer diagnoses between were compared between the study timeframes.