Sentence examples for standards for age from inspiring English sources

But when the Army began buying huge batches of Communist bloc equipment, many contracting officers apparently did not refer either to such information or to the foreign standards for age limits and reliability testing.

The Army has been granting waivers for that -- and for serious felony convictions, for failure to meet physical and mental standards, for age (it's now 42 for new recruits) -- thousands of waivers every year -- as well as offering such enticements as whopping sign-up bonuses, as much as $40,000 for a few.

In the meantime a weight loss was observed together with a steady growth in standards for age and sex.

The measures of each infant were compared with the WHO sex-specific growth standards for age in months and weight-for-length to determine where they fell in the standard percentile distribution [ 5], and the proportion within the 5th percentile estimated.

A total of 21 C57BL/6 male mice were obtained from the National Institute on Aging aged rodent colonies: 5 (mature), 12 (old), and 24 (aged) month old ages (7 each) according to annotation standards for age classification from the Neuroscience Information Framework (NIF; http://neuinfo.org) [ 55].

The 1996 census was used as the population reference standard for age adjustment (by direct standardization) because this standard has been used in other notable procedure rate work [ 11], and comparability of rates across studies was desired.

Also, while the article correctly notes that the Supreme Court has imposed a prohibitive standard for age bias lawsuits, the New York City Human Rights Law rejects the federal standard, requiring only a showing that age was a motivating factor in the employer's decision.

The International Obesity Task Force standard for age was used to identify obese adolescents.

Anorexia Nervosa (AN) is a severe psychiatric disorder characterized by an intense fear of gaining weight combined with a failure to maintain a minimally normal body weight (85% of the expected standard for age and height/ideal body weight).

In some cases, the standard deduction may include two parts: The basic standard deduction and additional standard amounts for age, blindness or both.

The achieved working capacity was expressed both in absolute terms and as a percentage of predicted values according to standards adjusted for age, sex and body weight.