Sentence examples for conditioning age from inspiring English sources

It was illustrated that the porosity has a slight increase at the initial exposure period, and decreases gradually with the elongation of the conditioning age.

A distribution density function of the porosity in concrete specimens was suggested, and it was revealed that the mean and variance values of the porosity decrease linearly with the conditioning age.

Notes: The dependent variable is access to home air conditioning, age 65 + by UHF areas, 2007.

Despite an older median age of patients undergoing RI Allo-HSCT compared to MA conditioning (age at time of transplant: 47 vs. 36 years, respectively, P < 0·0001) only 37/218 (17%) RI Allo-HSCT recipients were admitted to ICU at least once compared to 127/334 (38%) following MA Allo-HSCT (P < 0·001).

Remarkably, cigarette conditioning, aging, and cigarette type (depending on the ingredients added to the tobacco during processing, and the tobacco growing conditions) may have a profound effect the size of the particulates emitted during cigarette burning.

We periodically evaluated the mass, compressive strength, and microstructure of the control mortar (no NKC addition) and the mortar with various dosages of NKC addition at the prescribed conditioning ages.

Furthermore, it appeared that poor fear conditioning at age 3 predisposes to crime at age 23 [ 21].

16The serial numbers in SSNs are considered random only after conditioning on age because they are historically assigned in sequence (Barron and Bamberger 1982).

Arguably, some of the conditioning characteristics (age, children) are also included as preference variables in the model so that identification is essentially parametric.

The first assumption is plausible because SSA assigned IMM in a fashion that was exogenous with respect to the individual's characteristics after conditioning on age; thus, by design, IMM i is independent of any unobserved individual characteristics.

There were significant differences among groups in diagnosis, disease risk, conditioning regimen, age, and ABO match.