Sentence examples for place and length from inspiring English sources

Each case subject was matched with up to five population control subjects with similar age, sex, place and length of residence in Denmark, and country of emigration.

The information obtained from each child and/or parent (usually the mother) included age, place and length of residency, daily outdoor time, household cooking methods, parents' occupational history, family history of atopic illnesses and respiratory disease, and personal history of otolaryngologic and respiratory symptoms.

From the Danish Civil Registration System, a nationwide registry of all Danish residents, we randomly chose up to five population control subjects for each case subject, individually matched on age (±5 years), sex, country of origin (if immigrant status), and place and length of residence (±1 year) in Northern Denmark.

Different debonded reinforcement ratios, places and length are examined in this study to evaluate its effect on the collapse resistance performance of the frame.

However, the vitreous opacity did not remain in the same place, and the length of the vitreous strand may not remain constant.

Unless you know of such a place (and its length) off the top of your head, you'll probably want to drive around in your car and check out some nearby places.

You need to establish the venue of the wedding, the date on which the wedding will take place and the length of time the disc jockey will be expected to play.

By the time Velazquez regained his place in the saddle, his colt was in last place and 15 lengths behind Shackleford and Ruler on Ice.

Future epidemiologic studies on ethnicity in IVF outcome should be prospective and include more information on male ethnicity, exposure to tuberculosis, thorough evaluation for PCOS, place of birth and length of time living in different countries.

Questions were asked regarding the child's age, sex, place of birth, and length of residence in the United States.

Using a face-to-face, computer-assisted personal interview, study participants were asked their age, sex, race/ethnicity [white; black or African American; Asian/Hawaiian/Pacific Islander (referred to here as Asian); Native American/Alaskan Native or other; and whether they considered themselves to be Hispanic or Latino], education, income, place of birth, and length of time in the United States.