Sentence examples for accession age from inspiring English sources
Accession age (i.e., number of years since the accession was submitted to the germplasm repository) and standardized seed weight were used as covariates for each ancova.
Accession age was a helpful covariate because the effective population size of an accession, and hence its genetic variation, decreases each time it is grown out to rejuvenate the germplasm in the repository (Parzies et al. 2000).
Demographic and personnel predictors included sex, race (Caucasian, African American, Hispanic, or other), date of military entry, accession age (age at military entry,) and Armed Forces Qualification Test AFQTT) cognitive ability score.
Three separate Cox proportional hazards regression models were used to determine associations between the independent variables (deployment cohort, psychiatric diagnosis status, AFQT score, sex, race/ethnicity, and accession age) on time to each misconduct outcome (demotions, drug-related discharges, and non-drug-related punitive discharges).
Accession and plant physiological age, but not aphid developmental stage, influenced all life-history parameters, except for alate morph production which was not induced on the resistant accessions.
Two gynaecologic pathologists (BMR and OBI), who were masked to all specimen data except patient age and accession date, then independently classified the selected slides according to agreed-upon WHO nomenclature (Kurman et al, 1985).
On the other hand, there are 9 native miRNAs capable of targeting hyaluronidase (Hyal; 2518 bp; NCBI accession number NM007312) for aging gene silencing, including mir-197, mir-349, mir-434-5p mir-434-5p mir-434-5pr-618, mir-549, mir-605, mir-618, and mir-647.
To this series they applied the name "Georgian" to suggest the opening of a new poetic age with the accession in 1910 of George V. Five volumes of Georgian Poetry, edited by Marsh, were published between 1912 and 1922.
The sense that Charles may have a long time to wait was captured earlier this year on the cover of the satirical magazine Private Eye, in an edition on the anniversary of Elizabeth's accession to the throne at age 26 on Feb. 6, 1952, when her father, George VI, died.
At a certain age, the de-accession of grandeur begins to appeal.
We found evidence of a tradeoff between current and future reproduction, responsible for a decrease in yield with age, in selected accessions.
