Sentence examples for aggregation of young from inspiring English sources

This incredibly assured debut from composer/arranger/saxophonist Richards and a 20-piece aggregation of young, often Royal Academy-trained players with Gwilym Simcock on piano, adopts a Maria Schneider or Vince Mendoza method with more sighs and whispers than rasps and growls.

We have the largest aggregation of young people interested in consuming content that I've seen.

Dense aggregations of young sharks, forming in response to feeding opportunities, have been documented in the Indian Ocean.

Further, plants show differential aggregation of grana in young and older leaves.

Mendelian disorders can be recognised by their familial aggregation, relatively young age of onset, more severe clinical course, and higher recurrence rates, compared with sporadic diseases.

Another positive associations were found between age of onset and familial aggregation of disease: smoking and younger age of onset, smoking and occurrence of pustular psoriasis, nail involvement and arthropatic psoriasis, nail involvement and more severe course of psoriasis.

Another positive associations were found between age of onset and familial aggregation of disease: smoking and younger age of onset, smoking and occurrence of pustular psoriasis, nail involvement and arthropatic psoriasis, nail involvement and more severe course of psoriasis vulgaris.

Seep endemics dominated the communities of younger aggregations, but non-endemic species dominated communities of older aggregations.

Accordingly, height related ALS variables extracted at locations of young stands have smaller values as well, thus the tolerance threshold for aggregation of adjacent and similarly young stands is narrower.

An increase in "young" platelets and an aggregation of large platelets could lead to higher MPV values.

In young sheep a continuous aggregation of lymphoid follicles named the ileal Peyer's patch (PP) is a major component of the gut-associated lymphoid tissue (GALT) [ 11].