Sentence examples for indicating age from inspiring English sources

Star or letter designations, formerly indicating age, are used by shippers to express product quality.

The covariates are all time invariant, and the specification includes eight dummy variables indicating age at immigration, six variables for family situation at arrival in combination with gender, six dummy variables for education of the person measured in 2010, and four dummy variables for region of arrival.

A field study in Gippsland found counting the nodes of Banksia marginata plants to be accurate in indicating age within a year up to 21 years since the last fire.

Table 1 shows the patient profiles of HIV women indicating age, race/ethnicity, CD4 count, plasma HIV viral load (PVL) and genital tract HIV viral load (GTVL).

The immunointensity indicating AGE accumulation was higher in the media aortic wall of CRF rats, which was significantly reduced following OLM treatment for 8 weeks.

We used the factors indicating age (in categories) and perceived problems in the subscales Daily Activities, Psychosocial Functioning, and Health Problems (score on 25% of the subscale items).

However, the increase in mEPSC amplitudes occurred only in juveniles, and not in adults, indicating age-dependent effects.

Conforming to typical findings [37], performance of the older participants was worse than that of the younger participants on the Digit Symbol Test of the German version of the Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale [38], reflecting an age-related decline of fluid intelligence, but not on the Vocabulary Test, indicating age-related invariance of crystallized intelligence.

Thus, the coupling between age and GC content (or age and protein length) does not entirely explain our main observation indicating age-dependent codon usage.

In the best of our knowledge, this is the first report indicating age-related changes in the vibroarthrographic signal course in particular decades of human life.

Interestingly, circulating levels of HN decline with age in mice and humans, indicating age-dependent regulation of its expression (Muzumdar et al., 2009).