Sentence examples for three months lower from inspiring English sources

9 In 2008-10 lifexpectancycy in Spearhead local authorities was three months lower in men and four months lower in women than would be required to meet the target (authors' own calculations).

Exclusion criteria were rheumatoid arthritis, cardiac pacemaker, intra-articular injection of steroid into either knee within past three months, lower limb amputation, total knee replacement, unable to complete recruitment questionnaire, unable to undertake either intervention, unwilling to take part.

The mean maternal age was some three months lower in the MBR (p = 0.005), and the proportions of mothers aged 35 years or more (37% in the MBR and 40% in IVF research data, p = 0.053) and of mothers aged 40 years or more (8 and 10%, respectively, p = 0.002) were lower in the MBR than in the IVF research data.

Life expectancy for a Mexican male is now slightly less than 72 years, six months lower than in 2005.

The mean age of the cows was seven months lower than the average age of Estonian cows.

6. Breastfeed: Nursing for six months lowers your risk of SIDS, among other benefits.

Independent predictors for acceptable outcome at three months were lower percentage of time with PRX >0.2 and lower hemorrhage volume.

A study published last January in Journal of Clinical Oncology found that performing yoga twice a week for as little as three months could lower inflammation, boost energy, and lift the mood of female cancer patients.

NICE clearly recommends treatment with oral antibiotics for three days for children aged over three months with lower UTI.

At the first follow-up, the number reporting temporary exclusion from school in the previous three months was lower than at baseline, with no significant differences between the YPDP and comparison groups.

The fasting blood glucose, 2-h postprandial glucose, glycosylated haemoglobin and lipid profile of diabetic women treated with TT extract (1000 mg day−1) for three months were lowered compared to those of the placebo group [70].