Sentence examples for smallest age groups from inspiring English sources

Note that despite the large variation in group sizes (Tables 1 and 2), even the smallest age groups contain more than enough codon appearances to make statistically robust conclusions (e.g., human Age group 2 contains over 42,000 codon counts).

Although the numbers of our smallest age groups (the oldest participants) more than equalled the numbers of many subgroups in smaller epidemiologic studies, the zigzag pattern of the prevalence curves increased markedly towards the older age groups, which consisted of fewer study subjects.

Voters younger than 30 continue to make up the smallest age group in the Republican electorate.

Those >40 years of age (the smallest age group) had the highest mortality rate (140 population000 population. Ages were grouped into larger groups than shown in Figure 4 for further analysis.

There was no relationship between mean snout vent length (SVL) and CP (Spearman's ρ = 0.10, n = 5, P = 0.87), but it may be noteworthy that the smallest age group (i.e. first year juveniles) had the lowest CP.

By the end of the study period, those under 25 years comprised the smallest age group representing only 17% of major trauma cases, whereas a threefold increase in the proportion of over 75s to 26.9% was observed.

Thus, we were unable to divide the data into smaller age groups.

By studying the effect of screening in smaller age groups, we have shown that the efficacy of screening decreases with decreasing age, even within the age range 20-34.

A substantial percentage of authors refrains from analyzing results in smaller age groups, often joining them into one study group [ 1, 4, 9, 18, 32].

Our results demonstrate that specificity and sensitivity for identifying FAs increases when smaller age groups are used, as could be expected.

To decrease the required number of observations even further, one could divide the participants into small age groups when estimating the retention function (Step 2).