age interval

This procedure is repeated at the end of each aging interval.

The age of product from the first bottling is the number of containers times the aging interval.

In the solera process, a succession of containers are filled with the product over a series of equal aging intervals (usually a year).

For each age interval "i", the cancer risk for exposure by a specified pathway is computed as:

The average percent of the total possible scores along with the range from the highest to the lowest scores for the sample at each 3-month age intervals are presented.

Although relatively young, Stan himself is referred to as stătut ("frowzy" or "lacking in freshness"), and the wording reflects rural attitudes about men who fail to marry during a certain age interval.

Quantitative explanatory variables usually need to be reduced to the ordered categorical scale when the outcome variable is not quantitative; if natural cut-points are not apparent (such as 5 year age intervals), then quantiles can be used.

Life-table method of estimating hysterectomy prevalence A single-decrement life table was used to calculate the proportion ( p1 ) of a hypothetical cohort of 10 million newborns alive at the beginning of age interval x when exposed to the cross-sectional hazard of death from all causes.

From a multiple-decrement life table, the proportion ( p2 ) of a hypothetical cohort of newborns alive and at risk of the disease at the beginning of age interval x is calculated based on their chance of having undergone a hysterectomy, having been diagnosed with the disease, or dying of any cause.