the former declined with children 's age ( p less than 0.02 ) , whereas the latter was significantly higher in adults ( interquartile range : 97-100 % ) than in young children aged 1-less than 5.5 years ( interquartile range : 55-94 % ) ( p less than 0.001 ) .
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young children