Which of the following methods can sometimes be used to compare populations for which the population age distributions are known, but age-specific rates of exposure and/or disease are not known?
A) Direct age adjustment
B) Indirect age adjustment
C) Specific age adjustment
D) Nonspecific age adjustment

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Indirect age adjustment is used when age-specific rates are not known, allowing for comparison by applying a standard population's age distribution to the populations being compared.

Which of the Following Methods Can Sometimes Be Used to Compare