Sentence examples for an age interval from inspiring English sources

For this purpose, we assume equal relative weights of five consecutive years in an age interval.

Paleomagnetic and rock magnetic investigations were performed on a 64-cm-thick section of nonmarine unconsolidated muddy sediment (Gosan Formation) in Jeju Island, Korea, having an age interval of deposition between ~ 22 and ~ 17 ka.

Also, increasing the width of an age interval generally increases the chance that a significant relationship will be found and vice versa.

Therefore, the dependent variable in this study is " the risk of death occurring in an age interval in the 1 59 month period".

The Chiang II formulation, which is able to handle zero deaths within an age interval for the variance calculation, was applied in the study.

In absolute ages this prior distribution means an age interval of about 15 20 million years, with low probability of being older.

However, a major lacunae of life expectancy indicator is that it measures the mortality level for an open age interval x and above.

Other sampling errors were a mismatch in age at sampling between CD+ and CD- calves, and an extended age interval for CD+ and CD- calves 1-135 dayss, mean 21.9) compared to the criteria (four weeks).

No arm position was observed, but radiocarbon dating gave a calibrated age interval of AD 1435 1456 (1 sigma), which is an accurate radiocarbon date.

Yet another study did not find a critical age interval: the weight increase from birth onwards had an evenly spread influence on adult fat patterns [7].

The recent changes in the ADA criteria for the diagnosis of diabetes [ 3] contribute to the importance of recognising any variation pertaining to HbA1c levels, especially in those aged 7 years and older, as this is a key age interval for the diagnosis of type 1 diabetes mellitus in paediatric population.