Table:
men
women

number
percent
number
percent

total
24,900
100
32,400
100

average age
40.3 (sd 12.9
..
39.7 (sd 12.6
..

died during follow-up
4,000
16
3,800
12

marital status

single
5,400
22
5,100
16

married/common-law
17,000
69
22,200
68

divorced/widowed
2,400
10
5,100
16

income quintile

1
9,800
40
13,700
42

2
6,400
26
8,100
25

3
4,300
17
5,400
17

4
2,900
12
3,400
11

5
1,400
6
1,700
5

educational attainment

less than secondary school graduation
14,800
60
18,200
56

secondary school graduation
8,000
32
9,200
28

some postsecondary
1,700
7
4,100
13

university degree or more
400
2
900
3

labour force status

employed
12,500
50
13,100
40

unemployed
5,300
21
3,500
11

not in labour force
7,100
29
15,800
49

dwelling in need of major repair

no
16,300
65
21,700
67

yes
8,600
35
10,700
33

move distance

non-mover
12,400
50
15,800
49

within census subdivision/census division
7,400
30
9,900
31

across census division/province
5,100
20
6,600
20

metropolitan influence zone

census metropoitan area
5,800
23
8,600
26

moderate/strong
4,200
17
5,300
16

weak
8,600
35
1,110
34

no
6,300
25
7,400
23

1991 community well-being index (cwb) score

above average for first nations communities
13,300
54
18,200
56

below average for first nations communities
11,500
46
14,200
44

income component

above average for first nations communities
14,400
54
18,100
59

below average for first nations communities
11,500
46
13,300
41

education component

above average for first nations communities
13,800
56
19,100
59

below average for first nations communities
11,000
44
13,300
41

labour force activity component

above average for first nations communities
13,700
55
18,800
58

below average for first nations communities
11,100
45
13,600
42

housing component

above average for first nations communities
13,700
55
18,600
57

below average for first nations communities
11,100
45
13,800
43

average 1991 cwb score

total
55 (sd 13
..
57 (sd 14
..

income component
55 (sd 17
..
57 (sd 17
..

education component
27 (sd 13
..
28 (sd 14
..

labour force component
69 (sd 12
..
70 (sd 12
..

housing component
70 (sd 17
..
71 (sd 18
..

Statement: at baseline , the average age of registered first nations cohort members was 40.3 years for men and 39.7 years for women.
Question: what are the average ages of registered first nations cohort members for men and women respectively?
Answer: 40.3 (sd 12.9
39.7 (sd 12.6