Sentence examples for age of closure from inspiring English sources

The votes for Trump and Brexit mark the end of an era and a new dark age of closure, protectionism and nationalism.

He says that the team has placed too much emphasis on both the Taung child endocast as its key specimen and the MS itself, whose age of closure is "notoriously variable" in modern humans.

Age of closure differs significantly between centers 1, 2, and 3 (Table  13).

All mean species origination dates occur shortly prior to the final closure of the Central American Isthmus at 4.25 - 3.45 Ma [ 11], but we note that the youngest part of 95% HPD for F. fragum and D. labyrinthiformis overlap with this estimated age of final closure.

Furthermore, age of hard palate closure with alveolar bone grafting was analyzed.

Age of hard palate closure with alveolar bone grafting differed significantly between the participating centers, although not more than 1.5 years (Table  1).

Independent samples t-test were done to evaluate the effect of IO, the cleft sidedness, the influence of orthodontic treatment during the study period, and age of hard palate closure with alveolar bone grafting.

When the patient is under the age of 8 years, spontaneous space closure can be achieved [18, 19].

Closure of the PNP occurs with three 'modes' of closure, at different gestational ages and, therefore, at different axial levels, typified by the formation of MHPs (mode 1), DLHPs (mode 3) or both (mode 2) (6).

Our study complements previous work on school closure by focusing on the age of the target school children, covering several scenarios for transmissibility, closure duration and severity.

But, aged 72, oughtn't he to have reached some kind of closure by now over his father's death?