Sentence examples for using the average age from inspiring English sources

Using the average age difference between fathers and sons from the national census, the potential fathers' age range in 1985 is set to 35 50 when the sons were 14, which covers around 95% of the father-son pairs.

Rates were standardized using the average age and sex composition of the clinical hospital population in 2000.

These rates were used to obtain the YLL by using the average age of death per age group and LE for every age group.

When using the average age- and gender-based SCr normative values to estimated bSCr in all subjects (AKINall norms bSCr), 15.1% of patients were classified as having AKI, comprising 171 patients (8.1%) with stage 1 AKI, 72 patients (3.4%) with stage 2 AKI and 76 patients (3.6%) with stage 3 AKI.

We converted change in FEV1 (ΔFEV1) to change in FEV1% by dividing ΔFEV1 by FEV1 predicted, where FEV1 predicted was calculated using the NHANES equation below [ 69], using the average age and height reported in Table 1 of the Weiss study.

To apply the correction model, we use the average age, grade, and test month in the respective samples and calculate the deviation from the reference group, which we define as a sample with an average age of 10 years, in grade 4, and test administration in May (= month 5).

We used the average age of participants and the group name when quoting individuals; except for group A where participants filled out their actual ages in the short anonymous questionnaire.

Using the average tree age from the plot-based data for the estimation period the rate of C accumulation for new trees using image segmentation is 0.30 kg yr-1; relatively similar to the plot-based estimate.

In the kinetics study using dogs, the average age was 3 years [ 6], whereas in our cat study the mean ± SE age was 9.5 ± 1.2 years.

To enhance the interpretability of the regression results for use in figures, we calculated adjusted least-square geometric mean (GM PBDEE concentrations using the mean age (40 years) and averaging across all race/ethnicity, sex, PIR, and BMI categories.

Expected population morbidity (i.e., due to disease other than HPV-related disease) was allowed for by using the average ethnic and age-specific prevalent years of life lived in disability from the New Zealand Burden of Disease Study [ 19], limiting the maximum QALYsDW gained with increasing age.