Sentence examples for be younger than expected from inspiring English sources

Geologic dating soon shows the skull to be younger than expected — between fifteen hundred and three thousand years old.

Thus, a tissue sample that exhibits negative age acceleration appears to be younger than expected based simply on chronological age.

We consider this TMRCA to be younger than expected considering the age of the sperm whale lineage (divergence between the sperm whale and pygmy sperm whale 95% HPD: 17.6 27.9%/Ma) and the sperm whale's abundance and worldwide distribution (Best 1979; Whitehead 2002, 2003).

Cuttings provided useful biostratigraphic control indicating that the age of coal bearing beds are younger than expected (Oligo-Miocene rather than expected Eocene).

The fit of solution A is fairly good, although the five data points closest to the origin of solution A are younger than expected (Figure 4B).

Surprisingly, we did not find any evidence that blood tissue from the five pure syndrome X subjects was younger than expected based on their chronological age.

Note that the cerebellum and to a lesser extent the occipital cortex exhibit negative epigenetic age acceleration in the oldest old, i.e. these brain regions are younger than expected.

In comparison with the aerial images, the OSL ages show a systematic overestimation of 10 40 a for six out of seven younger samples, which are expected to be younger than ∼60 a.

This demographic split is expected to be younger than estimates based on the coalescence of allelic lineages, for example, the 338 934 ka estimated by Hailer et al. (2012).

Following a stepping stone model of dispersal, if the genus Duttaphrynus occurred on mainland Africa, the temporal origins of these lineages would be expected to be younger than the age of D. dhufarensis (13 Ma 7.9 20.9 Maa).

This is because to have survived for the full 13 year period covered by the study, their mean survival would have to be substantially greater than five years (whereas that of registered five year survivors would not), so unregistered long term survivors would be expected to be younger than registered long term survivors.