Sentence examples for terms of ages from inspiring English sources

But many juveniles adjudicated (a term used in juvenile court to indicate a determination of delinquency) for sex offenses fall somewhere in between, both in terms of ages and offenses.

"In the market today it's very difficult and the structure of our squad is good in terms of ages, the balance, the numbers and there's a lot of good young players.

Global characteristics of our DMD population were similar to those previously reported in terms of ages at diagnosis (5.2 vs. 5.3 yrs), first walking (16 vs. 20 mo), first symptoms (3 vs. 2.4 yrs), and chair-ridden (10.2 vs. 9.5 yrs) [8].

There was homogeneity for the covariate in terms of ages and ethnicity to match the case-control groups (Table 1).

Each practice was asked to identify and approach for consent a pool of patients (at least 30), mixed in terms of ages (within the eligible range), sex and socio-economic status.

Even just in terms of age, we are senior".

It is rich in terms of age and life experience.

In terms of age, the greatest level of concern was among those aged 25-39, at 73%.

The crowd is a reflection of America, in terms of age, gender and race.

In terms of age and race, you could hardly ask for a more diverse audience.

They are a diverse group in terms of age and race.