Carbon sequestration on reclaimed sites depend on age of reclamation, composition of species, geomining conditions (soil characteristics) and prevailing climate.
When the pattern is combined with the age dependence of compositions of physical distance (fig. 4) and relative orientation (fig. 5), however, the latter scenario seems more plausible.
There were no treatment effects on live weight change of the goats, growth of their kids until 90 days of age or composition of their milk in terms of fat, protein and urea contents.
The 21,108 households providing food purchase data for the analyses were representative of British households in terms of age, household composition, region of residence, and social class.
It is a crude measure, since, aside from the effects of age composition and preferred ages at marriage, it also is influenced by remarriages of previously widowed or divorced persons.
In terms of age composition, a relative abundance of employees aged 35-44 boosts innovativeness.
Of all the authors from the golden age of "grand fu" composition, Sima Xiangru is generally considered to be the greatest.
The impact of age composition changes on CS and LBWT was estimated by calculating annual numbers of these outcomes with and without the major changes in age composition, all others remaining equal.
But so does the claim that the failure to fix the raw numbers for the impact of age composition had biased upward the mortality rate that Case and Deaton originally reported.
Although the percentages remained stable, three-generation households between 1982 and 2010 differed considerably in terms of age composition.
