Sentence examples for using the age distribution from inspiring English sources
Age-adjusted mortality rates were calculated by using the age distribution of the 2000 US population as a standard (11 ).
Using the age distribution of stands, we estimated the volume and bark area of CWD in the landscape.
Table 4 displays age-adjusted averages and percentage values, where we adjust for age using the age distribution of beneficiaries.
The overall number of life years saved in each country was then calculated as a weighted average of the results for the five age groups using the age distribution for trial participants in countries of the relevant income group.
We constructed a deterministic SEIR model using the age distribution and size of the population of Germany based on the observed number of imported cases and the early findings for the epidemiologic characteristics described by Fraser (Science, 2009).
Using the age distribution of cases reported to the EDCD [19] (based on European Union influenza surveillance data for the period April to September 2009) and the age demographics of the Albany model (which are similar to those of Europe), we calculated an age-specific attack rate profile.
Next we marked every preimplantation developmental stage with a specific age distribution and used the age distribution of all genes as background.
We used the age distribution of the European standard population to obtain European standardised age adjusted mortality rates.
51 We used the age distribution of the 92 reported deaths related to dengue in the year 2009 (Ministry of Health Malaysia, unpublished data, 2010).
Although information on age at hormone treatment was provided by the Norwegian prescription database, this only dates back to 2004, so we used the age distribution in 2004 as an approximation for the age distribution of use before 2004.
We use the age distribution for Germany with birth rates consistent with published data and age-dependent mortality rates, but we ignore changes of the population caused by migration.
