Sentence examples for stipulated age from inspiring English sources

When theatre comes with a stipulated age range, I'm a firm believer in following the makers' recommendation – after all, they (mostly) know who they're aiming for, and tend to test the work out with trial audiences first.

Some countries have long had provisions allowing the pension to be drawn a few years earlier than the stipulated age of retirement with an actuarially calculated reduction in the pension paid.

By recording actual date of vaccination in a cohort of almost 4000 children in a county in central Sweden, we found that parents' decision to postpone vaccination by up to 1.5 years beyond the stipulated age of 18 months accounted for about half the reported drop in 2001.

This also refers to use in doses or routes of administration not in the authorisation, as well as to use outside the stipulated age ranges and administration to patients with a cited contraindication [ 1, 2 ].

The exclusion criteria were schoolchildren who were outside the stipulated age of 8 to 10 years; those with debilitated health; whose parents did not grant permission for participation in the study; or who did not responded satisfactorily to the questionnaire.

· Age sensitivity: Although the proposed diagnostic criteria are meant to take the age and developmental status of the patient into account, symptoms are not sufficiently stipulated age-sensitive.

In effect, one may be over and above the stipulated adolescent age range yet may be seen as an adolescent as long as he/she continues to live under the roof of his/her parents.

However, patients of all ages with stipulated medical conditions, such as DM are still eligible for an annual eye examination.

The most frequent cause for exclusion was age (outside the stipulated inclusion criteria); past history of TB, lung fibrosis, lung cancer, and thoracic trauma or surgery.

Dozens of British women have gone, despite the fact that men of Isis have enslaved and raped girls as young as 10 years old, and stipulated that Muslim girls marry between the ages of nine and 17, and live in total seclusion.

If age cohorts stipulated by opinions did not coincide with the ICH E11 groupings, sample sizes for these groups were calculated assuming that within each cohort that was stipulated, recruitment would be evenly spread across the age range.