Sentence examples for ages estimated from inspiring English sources

A separate study by the CMI of 72,000 managers at all ages estimated that for 26- to 35-year-olds the pay gap is 6%; for those aged 36-45 is is 20%; from 46-60 is is 35%; and for those aged 60 and above it is 38%.

The ages estimated in this study were calculated by a simple linear interpolation method.

Numerous studies of groundwater flow system have demonstrated good agreement between CFCs ages and the ages estimated independently with 3H/3He for 0 to 50-year-old groundwater (Busenberg and Plummer 1992; Plummer et al. 2001; Dunkle et al. 1993).

Provided the CFCs in groundwater are in equilibrium with the air during recharge period, the difference in the measured apparent ages estimated by CFCs should be the result of the mixture of groundwater in the aquifer.

Younger ages estimated for groundwater in C13 well (A2a CAS) and C15 well (A2b CAS), even lower than those estimated with hydraulic methods, would be related to groundwater mixtures with the overlying systems, which confirms the interpretation from stable isotopes.

In this section, we discuss the sedimentation ages of tephra layers that are not used as age constraints, by comparing the ages estimated in this study with those reported in previous studies.

The trade publication Advertising Age estimated that Hewlett-Packard spent $150 million to $200 million annually on advertising.

Advertising Age estimated 1999 billings at Asher at $127.9 million and at Italia/Gal at $65 million.

Billings were not disclosed, but Advertising Age estimated them at $170 million to $250 million.

But Vietnam has a median age estimated at 25, meaning the war is something most know only from history books.

As of 2012, the National Council on Aging estimated that about 6.7 million people, some 17percentt of the American population over age 65, would be considered "isolated".