Sentence examples for ages of less from inspiring English sources

The almost total absence of meteorites with exposure ages of less than a million years suggests that meteoroid orbits cannot become Earth-crossing in much less than a million years.

Considering current harvest rotation ages of less than 50 years in some managed forests [59], the residency time of C in manufactured products could in fact be longer than that sequestered in managed forests.

These studies enrolled patients with vertebral fracture ages of less than 1 year.

At gestational ages of less than 34 weeks, the mean birthweight of twins was 150 grams lighter than that of singletons.

In contrast, the four votes to overturn Roe have an average age of less than 60.

If every player were fit, Spurs' first-choice starting XI could have an average age of less than 25.

Infants born at a gestational age of less than 38 weeks are considered premature and are susceptible to increased risks of illness and death.

Almost half of those voted in for the DPJ were first-time candidates, with an average age of less than 46.

Nevertheless, even by that estimate hundreds of families in North and South Waziristan would have suffered the death of an innocent — hardly the foundation for an imagined new age of less provocative American bombing.

Its apparent age of less than 1000 years provides additional support for the contention that compact symmetric radio objects associated with galaxies are young radio sources and the possible precursors of the classical FR1 or FR2 radio galaxies.

How could these companies, with an average age of less than five years, be worth so much money?