Sentence examples for extent of ages from inspiring English sources

"We want to now follow this 'treasure map', to go to these sites to characterise just how broad this deep hydrosphere is, to characterise the extent of ages, and then to try to understand the differences in the kinds of life we might find in one fracture versus another.

Further applications are set out to assess the extent of age misreporting in the four censuses.

However, the nature and extent of age-related HPA axis deficits vary considerably across and indeed, within strains.

Structural magnetic resonance imaging studies have revealed that the extent of age-related brain changes varies markedly across individuals.

De-aging, by heating aged specimens to higher temperatures but below Tg, was observed to reduce the extent of physical aging and the increase in the rates of crystallization closely followed the residual extent of aging.

Aged impaired and aged unimpaired rats were pretested in the water maze to characterize the extent of age-induced cognitive impairment.

Differential scanning calorimetry indicated that the MWCNTs acted as nucleation points, increasing the crystallization temperatures of PP-MWCNT, which reduced the extent of aging.

The extent of age reporting errors in census data is moderate as evaluated as shown in the several methods applied for the four census data and therefore estimates of fertility from the census data can be derived of reasonable quality.

Furthermore, our results suggests that, by coupling NIR spectroscopic investigation with chemometric exploratory data analysis can be a suitable approach for determining the presence of contaminants and for assessing the extent of ageing in the paper samples to be handled.

The method provides an effective way of evaluating the extent of age and birth misreporting errors in census data as well as correcting or adjusting the fertility schedule accounting for the errors occurred.

Defects/soft lattice inclusion due to different methods of material synthesis, extent of aging, reaction medium and associated solvent molecules have enormous influence on the particle size and magnetic properties of these complexes.