Sentence examples for units age from inspiring English sources

As the city builds new units of affordable housing, old units age out of the system.

There were no statistically significant differences between sampling units, age classes, genders, and sampling years.

Odds ratios for continuous variables, when used, were presented in the following units: age, per one year increase; family size, per one person increase; percent of family with cancer, per one percent increase.

Demographic characteristics, Mtb exposure and LTBI reactivation risk factors, as well as BCG vaccination status and HIV-infection characteristics at baseline are summarized in Table  1.> -wrap-foot> Units: Age (years); CD4+ T-cell count (cells/mm); viral load (copies/ml).

The Carboniferous System is divided into two subsystems the Mississippian and Pennsylvanian and seven depositional stages that also correspond to time units (ages) of the same names.

Furthermore, they were instructed to appraise the units' age-appropriateness and contents, and students' participation in the units.

Outpatient clinics, day units, age-psychiatric institutions, interdisciplinary treatment institutions for substance dependence and safety departments were excluded.

Overall, inpatients in adult units (aged 16 62 years) are admitted to hospital with very low BMI.

From all the people in the units aged 40 and over, we selected about half (n=1062) using a systematic sampling method according to the house number.

We have characterized the replication dynamics of a unit-copy plasmid F by a replication rate function defined as the probability per unit age interval of the cell cycle that a plasmid will initiate replication.

Among screening for a variety of illnesses and injuries, the questionnaire asked currently or in the last week have you had, "Any respiratory infection (e.g. cold, cough, sore throat)?," "Any fever?," as well as demographic variables to include military unit, age, gender, rank, location of deployment and current medications.