… , the reduction of the McKern-Stewart and Gilbert-McKern data to the equations presented
here does not significantly reduce the accuracy of the age estimates derived from symphysial …

… to estimate age from the total Mckern-Stewart's score. In … that age can be estimated by
application of Mckern-Stewart method… Mckern-Stewart's method is especially helpful for estimating …

… to ascertain the applicability of the McKern-Stewart method for age estimation. Studies
pertaining to the use of the McKern-Stewart method for age estimation in skeletal remains were …

… , along with the general information contained in this report, will make it possible for those
individuals who are involved in identification work to arrive at more accurate age estimations. …

… This study evaluates the performance of the McKern-Stewart, GilbertMcKern, and Suchey-Brooks
methods over a large number of cases. For the males the comparative success of the …

… Age estimation constitutes an important … age estimation. The present investigation was
aimed at establishing the applicability of the McKern–Stewart pubic symphyseal age estimation …

… 1920) and the McKern-Stewart method (McKern & Stewart 1957) constitute some of the more
… employed age estimation methods (Garvin & Passalacqua 2012). McKern and Stewart, in …

… between Mckern- Stewart study and our study using Mckern- Stewart criteria for scoring. …
mean age of 38.2 years in our study, while in MckernStewart study it started at the mean age of …

… Our comparison of the McKern and Stewart ages with the microscopic ages produced a
Student's t = … Struck by the variability in age estimates generally found in the older individuals, we …

… it is a flexible alternative to phases that permits correct age assessment of “atypical” individuals
(Gilbert and McKern 1973; McKern and Stewart 1957). Components capture the changes …