Sentence examples for years is comparable with from inspiring English sources

The mean age of primiparous women in Hong Kong, about 30 years, is comparable with that in other postindustrial developed countries but higher than many developing countries.

The mean age at presentation of 47 years is comparable with the work done by Saghir et al (2006) in Beirut and Fregene and Newman (2005) in the United States.

Clinical results of total knee arthroplasty with osteointegration techniques for fixation of the femoral and tibial components in a series of 192 patients (255 knees) followed up for 15 to 18 years are comparable with the best series reported with cemented fixation.

To ensure that CE immigrants who landed in different years are comparable with each other and with the Canadian-born population and FE immigrants, the study is restricted to a maximum of 20 years of follow-up, and regional economic conditions in each year when earnings were observed are controlled for, as are individual-level sociodemographic characteristics.

Response rates in elderly men (≥65 years) are comparable with general population regardless of age (Wagner et al 2001).

The current age of participants (mean=37.9 years) was comparable with those who declined participation (mean=36.9 years, P=0.08, difference: −1.02, CI: −2.18 to 0.14).

The mean age of patients with wild-type EGFR (n=440; 66.7±9.5 years) was comparable with the mean age of patients with EGFR mutation (n=27; 70.3±11.4 years) and that of patients with a KRAS mutation in the overall comparison (n=85; 65.3±9.8 years; p=0.059).

Similarly, Ohto et al. reported that the TTV prevalence in children at the age of 2 years was comparable with that in mothers, while children younger than 3 months of age were infected only exceptionally [ 19].

Nonetheless, our findings support observations from an expanded access trial of sunitinib with less restrictive eligibility criteria, in which PFS and OS for elderly patients (1418 patients; 32% of the population), although defined differently (⩾65 years), were comparable with those of the overall population, median age 59 years (range: 19 89; Gore et al, 2009).

Generally, our estimate of C emissions from the 2004 fire year is comparable with those reported for previous wildfire years in Alaska.

Our worst case estimate for true mortality (19.8 deaths per 100 person-years) is comparable with the rate of 16.1 deaths per 100 patient-years reported for a large Zambian cohort [6].