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work_xwfzwinware6nd4s6rxcukff2q	M Uttley	Efficacy of a composite biological age score to predict ten-year survival among Kansas and Nebraska Mennonites	1994	24	.pdf	application/pdf	10248	1389	73	The significance of biological age differences between surviving and deceased predicted to be older than the group of surviving participants, although neither statistic is significant for all subgroups of Mennonites. illuminates individual differences based on how well an organism functions compared with others of the same chronological age. The null hypothesis is that predicted biological age is unrelated to 10-year survival. Tests of Biological Age. Four groups of researchers have compared Borkan (1978) compared the mean biological age profiles for several health-based subgroups of participants. Data collected among the Mennonites included variables used in other studies of biological age, body morphology, and blood In that research Uttley regressed individual variables against chronological age. functional age residuals are listed by variable set, town, sex, and survival that predicted functional age is unrelated to 10-year survival was tested suggested that with variables correlated with chronological age the resulting predictive functions may actually be unrelated to survival.	./cache/work_xwfzwinware6nd4s6rxcukff2q.pdf	./txt/work_xwfzwinware6nd4s6rxcukff2q.txt