Sentence examples for precise age range from inspiring English sources

Continued research with former athletes of all ages will help determine a more precise age range at which the onset of negative mental health outcomes occurs.

These divergent estimates were possibly due to age differences in study participants, although the precise age range of participants was not available for two of the studies [ 45, 54].

For this we need precise geographical range maps and measures of overlap.

Similarly, the relatively narrow age-range of the current sample limits the generalizability of the results to other ages, although the etiology of depression and anxiety sensitivity is not expected to change markedly across adolescence.[ 53, 54] Furthermore, the precise age-range allows closer understanding of a specific developmental stage.

"If we want to be more precise about the age range involved, we could say that for all single years of age from 47 to 52, mortality rates are increasing," Deaton told the Times.

Some participants offered their precise age, others indicated a general age range (e.g., 50s) during the interview.

Of those with a molecular diagnosis of BWS, 3.4% (17/507) had an embryonal tumour at referral (mean age 3.7 years, range 0 to 16 years (precise age data unavailable for five individuals)).

The precise age of amicronucleates is difficult to determine, but likely ranges from contemporary to ancient.

For infants aged 1 year or less, energy intakes were generally in the range 700 900 kcal/day, and varied with the precise age group of those included in the study.

What was the age range envisioned anyway?

The age range is 22 to 51.