Sentence examples for peaked at age from inspiring English sources

Any HPV DNA prevalence peaked at age 15-20 years (15.4%) declining thereafter until a second, lower peak at age 51 to 60 years (7.6%).

Current annual increment peaked at age 60 years at 18.0 m3 ha-1 yr-1.

Age patterns of motor vehicle mortality varied greatly with birth cohorts: for those who were born before 1910, death rates increased with age; for those born after 1910, death rates peaked at age 20 24 years for men and at age 15 19 years for women.

The fact that the frequency of positive phonotactic responses peaked at age 8 9 d and decreased with age may also support the chorus attendance hypothesis.

The cortical GM volume of parietal lobe in cm3 peaked at age 12 in typically developing adolescents and then decline into early adulthood [39].

The profiles were therefore fitted with a polynomial on the logit of the seroprevalence: female HIV prevalence peaked at age 31, with 25.7% of infected women, and male prevalence peaked at age 36 with 20.6% of infected men, that is a ratio of female maximal prevalence to male maximal prevalence of 1.25, all values quite typical of African HIV epidemics.

Furthermore, in 2010, asphyxiation suicide rate peaked at ages 25 44 at 4.6 per 100,000 population, with decreased asphyxiation suicide rates at both younger and older ages (Baker et al. 2013).

Participants were mainly White and TGCT incidence peaked at ages 20 24 years.

Both crude and standardized prevalences (Table 2) increased significantly with age and peaked at ages 60 74 and ≥75 years (3.5 3.6%).

In conclusion, among Thai workers represented in the TCS, occupational injury incidence was greater for men than for women and injury rates peaked at ages 30 39.

Interestingly, many studies in other Asian countries also observed that age-specific incidence rates peaked at around age 50 and then declined with age.