Sentences with phrase «of this age range tend»

Believe it or not, you can easily purchase a life insurance policy in your 30s because many people of this age range tend to be quite healthy.

Not exact matches

Regulatory requirements on the maximum age of sperm donors tend to range between 40 and 45 years.

It found that, yes, a woman's performance on certain memory tasks tends to dip as her estrogen levels drop — and it happens during the average age range of menopause: 45 to 55.

Plenty of Fish users used to range between the ages of 25 and 35, but now are tending towards the ages of 30 to 40.

They also tend to have a very diverse range of customers: people of all ages from all over the world with different backgrounds.

In fact, insurers» annuities are purchased by thousands of people of different ages (although they tend to be older) investing a range of sums.

And while the example above involved a small group of people of the same age investing the same amount of money, insurers» annuities are bought by thousands of people of different ages (although they tend to be older) investing a range of sums.

Onset of signs ranges from 6 months to 4 years of age and disease progression tends to be slow, occurring over several years.

You would think this wide range of knowledge would earn travel writers respect (if not a loyal following), but in an age of specialization it tends to do the opposite, painting them as irrelevant generalists.

Some schools such as LSE accept applicants with up to 5 years work experience so, in such cases, the applicant age tends to be higher, but in 98 % of cases, applicants are within this age range.

This study also sought to evaluate the effectiveness of interventions targeting a range of ages, which is important, as studies often tend to focus only on adults.

Lexical knowledge and usage tended towards the lower norm range (mean Centile 3.5; SD 2.1); the individual result was in 20 % of the children ⩾ 2 SD below the mean age norm.