In 2010, about 23.3% of the children who had not been living in the urban area since birth showed a height-for-age deficit (p = 0.002).
Since documentation for age and personal/family income is not well developed in Tanzania, the exception criterion based on age or inability to pay presents a challenge to hospital administrators.
Cumulative risk estimates of developing distant metastasis were obtained for specific subgroups of patients while taking into account the competing risk of dying from other causes and by allowing time-dependent effects (interaction with time since diagnosis) for age and tumour characteristics.
One of this show's most stirring moments was her version of "Angel From Montgomery," a John Prine song she has been singing for ages, since her 1974 album, "Streetlights".
For ages, since Jackie and I visited Prague in the 1980s, we've favored a very different sort of bread dumpling: cubes of bacon-grease-fried bread embedded in a thick eggy batter.
Chart-toppers have been crossing over to the big screen for ages, ever since Frank Sinatra, Elvis Presley, The Beatles, Barbra Streisand and Dolly Parton broadened their brands to include the glamour of Hollywood.
Jane has since filed suit for age and gender discrimination.
Although this heterogeneity appeared to be greater for time since menopause than for age, there were insufficient data to investigate their dual effects.
Three indicators were used to identify the nutritional status of the children, using the WHO recommendation applied in Vietnam since 2006: weight for age, height for age and weight for height (16– 16).
Since the term for age in the core model was also related to the rate of global motor decline, we could compare the amount of motor decline associated with increased age with the amount of motor decline associated with loneliness.
