Sentence examples for age corresponds from inspiring English sources

Their age corresponds to the spread of mobile pastoralism in eastern Central Asia and predates the widely known Scythian finds.

Similarly, what has been called the Indian Mesolithic Period (Middle Stone Age) corresponds in general typological terms to that of Europe.

The wide and diverse array of palaeoenvironmental studies that were carried out in Northwestern Iberia indicate that the Bronze Age corresponds to a phase of great landscape changes.

In the Balearic Isles the Bronze Age corresponds to the 2nd millennium bc and is designated "talayotic" from the name of the talayot, a megalithic monument in the form of a round or quadrangular tower.

A 1-year increase in the household heads' age corresponds to a decreasing probability for choosing biogas energy.

Su points out that this more accurate value for Plasmodium's age corresponds to the first human population explosion, when the dramatically rising number of hosts allowed the parasite to diversify its genome.

Controlling for gender, an increase of 1-year in age corresponded to a 1.5% increase in CSA (p < 0.05).How MVPA was obtained varied depending on the gender and age of the child.

However, for men who did develop lung, colorectal or prostate cancer later in life, having been highly fit at middle age corresponded to a 32percentt reduced risk for dying from their cancer and a 68percentt risk reduction for death from cardiovascular disease after their cancer diagnosis.

A 2004 study published in the American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology found that, among a sample of couples using in vitro fertilization, every additional year of a man's age corresponded to an 11-percent increase in the odds that a couple would not achieve a pregnancy.

Hormonal evaluations showed undetectable androgens, and bone age corresponded to chronological age.

The lowest mean maternal age corresponded to a peak in the proportion of teenage mothers in 1973.