Sentence examples for rate age from inspiring English sources

The young group exhibited a stronger shift from high to low frequency oscillations in heart rate (age x time interaction) during head-up tilting compared to the middle-aged subjects.

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Three specimens were tested for each replacement rate, age, and curing conditions.

In both humans and horses, cardiac repolarization is influenced to some extent by heart rate, age, body weight (BW), sex, autonomic tone, and environment.

In a broader sense, it encompasses a variety of factors discussed below: Demographic environment includes factors like size, growth rate, age composition, sex compositions, etc. of the population.

Life history strategies include a number of factors: size at birth; growth rate; age at maturation; body size at maturity; number, size, and sex of offspring; and lifespan.

Generally, these rates diminish towards older age categories; hence, the systematic consultation rate age-dependence across CSCOM service areas emphasizes the need for age category-specific forecasts.

To achieve a realistic age specific infection rate, age-specific susceptibility parameters (the function Susc appearing above) were calibrated to achieve an age-specific attack rate similar to that of the A/H1N1 2009 pandemic.

Excess incidence was calculated by subtracting the lowest rate age-specific observed in the selected countries from the respective national rate.

It seems likely that there are complex interactions involving thyroid growth rate, age-related levels of gene expression, type of RET rearrangement, interaction with other oncogenes and possibly other factors that combine to determine sensitivity to thyroid carcinogenesis, and latent period, aggressiveness and pattern of growth of the resulting tumours.

As national lung cancer incidence rates are not available for Germany and Italy, we estimated these by using the age-specific national lung cancer mortality data corrected by survival rates to obtain an adjusted incidence rate: Age-specific lung cancer mortality rates were averaged over the period 1988–1994, covering the period when most subjects were recruited.