Sentence examples for same age population from inspiring English sources

At the site O1, all sampled trees were of same age, population density and LAI were not determined.

Also, a slightly higher proportion of rural population (91.9%) reportedly starting smoking at the age of 18 or older compared to the urban residents of the same age population (90.3%) [ 9].

China now faces the same ageing population problem as do Japan and Western countries.

Despite this study's limitations, our study could be generalized to the same-age population in Taiwan, and the significant findings suggest that increased WC may predict elevated blood pressure in children.

From 1976 to 1980, the National Center for Health Statistics reported, 6.5percentt of children ages 6 to 11 were overweight, defined as heavier than 95percentt of children of the same age in population studies in the 1960's and 1970's.

The observed number was the number of deceased persons with MCC who had a given primary cancer as the underlying cause; the expected number was the number of deceased persons with the given cancer as the underlying cause in the same age general population of persons who died in the same period.

Age-standardised rates can only be compared with other age-standardised rates using the same age-standardised population.

When the same age and sex population structure was applied across all federal states, the differences persisted between city-states and other regions on the one side and between former East and West Federal States on the other side.

Mean PCS and MCS scores were used to calculate a utility value for each individual resulting respectively in 43.09 and 47.57, and were adjusted to the mean health at the same age of the population considered in the current study.

Accordingly, the construct seems fairly coherent as regards both instruments and can therefore presumably be applied to other OHQoL instruments implemented among the same age-range populations.

Nearby, the Monroe-Woodbury school district, with roughly the same school-age population, spends about $150 million annually, about one-third of which comes from the state.