Sentence examples for age refers from inspiring English sources

The term age refers to the actual duration of storage, while maturity expresses the degree to which chemical changes occur during storage.

(The age refers to how long its contents sat in cask).

Working age refers to ages 18 64, and low-skilled is defined as having at most a high school degree.

Well, as iFixit found during a special teardown, space age sort of properly describes the equipment if the term space age refers to 1990-ish equipment.

The corrected chronological age refers to the age at the start of administration (as reported in two pivotal trials) adjusted to reflect the gestational age at the birth; for example, an infant who is 20 weeks old at the start of administration but was born at 30 wGA would have a corrected age of 10 weeks, assuming a typical 40-week gestation.

The term New Age refers to the coming astrological Age of Aquarius.

Out-patients >14 years of age referred by their reference physicians (gastroenterologists, surgeons, and general practitioners), from primary care or hospital settings to the endoscopy units in their reference hospitals, to undergo a colonoscopy.

She never entered the digital age, referring to herself as "a female without email".

Because of an editing error, an essay last Sunday about education in the digital age referred incorrectly to Derek Bok.

The beginning of the period is sometimes called the Chalcolithic (Copper-Stone) Age, referring to the initial use of pure copper (along with its predecessor toolmaking material, stone).

As Red Cross and United Nations relief workers scrambled to find shelter for them, the boys -- which is how they all, regardless of age, refer to one another -- described an almost unfathomable journey.