Sentence examples for rate at ages from inspiring English sources

The expected increase in the number of centenarians results from a decrease in the death rate at ages under 100 years and not from any demonstrable increase in the maximum length of the span of life.

For "Symptomatic", I define the mortality rate at ages A after presentation (M A ) as: M A = 0.7*(A - A SP) -1.3 (A - A SP) = 1, 2, 3,.

This might help to explain the reason that concurrent national average male death rates greatly exceeded the average CPS II male death rates for all causes [ 4] and exceeded even the CPS II "smoker" lung cancer death rate at ages 35 49 years [ 7, 15, 24].

For example, a woman with one affected first-degree relative was assumed to have an underlying breast cancer incidence rate at ages 45 54 years that was 1.9 times higher than the breast cancer incidence rate in the general population, and for a woman with two affected first-degree relatives the estimated rate for those ages was 3.2 times higher than that in the general population.

"We have to keep the pulse going in Australian golf," Norman said and his pulse rate, at age 56, is not an issue.

The analysis also includes educational characteristics such as the adequacy rate at age 15.

The regressions on the unemployment rate at age 18 include dummies for year of birth and state of residence at age 14.

After some experimentation, we opt for the marginally better extrapolation without jump of the death rate at age a, with parameters fit on 20-years-of-age-long age intervals below the open age interval.

Moreover, in the apprenticeship countries, the advantage in employment rates is sizable, providing men with vocational education a 9 percentage point higher employment rate at age 40 and a 4 point advantage at age 50.

14 My estimates are smaller than those in Table 6 in Kahn (2010), which also reported the effect of unemployment rate at age 18 for white men in the NLSY79.

Empirically, however, Kahn (2010) shows that the correlations between characteristics of college graduates and the unemployment rate at age 18 are weak for white men in the NLSY79, suggesting that such endogeneity may be practically negligible.