Sentence examples for sample of age from inspiring English sources
Once the age of the young fraction is determined, the proportion of young water in the mixture can be determined from the ratio of the tracer concentration of the sample to the concentration expected for an unmixed sample of age corresponding to the young-fraction age.
PA was associated with better performance on cognitive tasks in a sample of age ≥ 60 non-ɛ4 carriers but not in carriers.
It was a random sample of age- and sex-matched students equating the distribution of the educational level of the outpatients.
Non-athletic controls were drawn from a convenience sample of age matched male University students and office workers, with the specification that they not participate in a football code at the elite or semi-elite level.
The exposure prevalence rates of the five known aetiological factors, that is, reflux, BMI, tobacco smoking, socioeconomic status, and NSAID use, were compared between men and women in a random Swedish population sample of age 40 79 years.
The present study aims to investigate differences in ANS- and HPA-axis response to experimentally induced cold pain in adolescents with NSSI compared to a sample of age- and sex-matched healthy controls.
A 2010 study of children born to 154 lesbian parents in the United States compared mothers' reports of their 17-year-olds to a national sample of age-matched peers.
In a sample of age-discrimination suits studied by U.S. Appeals Court Judge Richard Posner, plaintiffs won just 4% of hiring cases, but 18% of firing cases.
Objective: The purpose of this study was to evaluate gender differences in quality of life (QOL) in a large sample of age-matched and ejection fraction (EF -matched patiEF -matchedeart failure.
A multi-national group of swimmers over the age of 60 were surveyed, and a chart review was performed on a random sample of age-matched internal medicine patients.
Arch Phys Med Rehabil 2002 83 441-6 Objectives: To study maximal upper-extremity torque values and agonist/antagonist torque ratios in a sample of individuals with paraplegia and to compare these values with a sample of age-, gender-, and weight-matched able-bodied individuals.
