Sentence examples for reference ages from inspiring English sources

Simultaneous measurement of age standards, namely Durango apatite and Fish Canyon Tuff zircon, yielded reasonable ages overlapping with the reference ages within ±1σ (Tables 2 and 3), indicating accuracy of the dating results.

The total test results are represented as IQ scores and reference ages.

In addition, the reference ages of controls must have exceeded those of their matched case.

The controls and breast cancer patients included in this study had comparable mean reference ages of 54.8 and 55.9 years and also the proportion of postmenopausal women was similar (68 % in controls and 69%% in breast cancer patients).

In Table 2, the value for "All other" has been corrected from 17 (4.5), as published online, to 75 (19.6); in Table 5, the value for "All reference ages" exposure index level II has been changed from 1.91 to 0.91.

Earlier reports have shown that 25 30% of YLL in western countries are due to cancers (Mariotti et al, 2003; Santric Milicevic et al, 2009; Gènova-Maleras et al, 2011), based on fixed reference ages and subsets of populations.

For even-age plantations Site Index is defined as the height of dominant trees at a given reference age.

ASD is diagnosed later in children with CP + ASD, than reference age of diagnosis in children with ASD.

Perhaps most significantly, we find that there are large field-level differences that are reflected in position within the text, citation interval (or reference age), and citation counts of references.

Young people (age < 25) shows a higher self-reported physical health condition than the reference age group (age 36 55).

The reference age group that is not included in the regression is the group of women aged 50-54 years. 50-54 years