Sentence examples for relation of age from inspiring English sources

In Flemish adolescents, although breast development was inversely related, there was no relation of age at menarche to current serum levels of dioxin-like compounds as measured by chemical-activated luciferase gene expression bioassay toxic equivalents (CALUX-TEQ) or individual PCB congeners 118, 153, and 180 (Den Hond et al. 2002).

No clear relation of age, weight and body mass index to traction force was visible.

In addition, the relation of age, body mass index, smoking status with arsenic skin lesions was determined.

A relation of age and mortality with higher EWS scores has been demonstrated, and it was suggested that inclusion of age in EWS could be advantageous in improving EWS function [[29]].

We examined the relation of age and foraging performance by using high-resolution data, which allowed us to investigate if there were differences in prey pursuit patterns at a fine scale.

Relation of age to the two groups was tested by a logistic regression model.

Polymorphisms in the vitamin D receptor modified the relations of age and years since the last exposure to lead with tibial lead concentrations.

We found no evidence that race/ethnicity modified relations of age, physical activity, or other predictor variables with lead biomarkers or BMD.

Their findings demonstrate that anatomical brain deficits can be expressed differently in relation to age of onset of depression and the presence of childhood trauma.

In the regression of FA values on ADI-R scores, age was used as a covariate given the documented relation of increasing age with decreasing FA (Pfefferbaum et al., 2000).

Cross-sectional examination of the relation of participant age to reported 'relative activity' (ie, compared to others of the same age), a bidirectionally correlated proxy for relative vitality, in exemplars of randomised and observational studies.