Sentence examples for latter ages from inspiring English sources

Although a few groups of pteridosperms persisted from the late Paleozoic Era well into the Mesozoic, the common cycadophytes of the latter ages were members of the Cycadeoidophyta (also known as Bennettitophyta).

The microscopy revealed that both reactions progressed beyond 90 days with the slag alkali producing excess C S H gel which was observed to increase the crack propagation and crack width at latter ages, attributed to the combined effect of disjoining pressure and self-desiccation.

The facts of life is that if you spend the better part of your life investing in people, then you wouldn't be lonely in the latter ages and you would have no reason to be grumpy.

At the latter ages, an expanded stratum corneum, increased number of suprabasal/spinous cell layers and a less compacted granular layer were clearly present, and reminiscent of the 2-week-old Inv-Cldn6-CΔ196 Inv-Cldn6-CΔ196 Inv-Cldn6-CΔ196

Along with the overt motor phenotype, we observed anatomical abnormalities associated with expression of the transgene in mutant mice, although at latter ages.

In that latter age bracket, 12.3percentt of households had been in the same home for 30 years or more.

Among millennials, only 20% have made plans for how they might help their parents as the latter age.

A quarter of those in the latter age group, and a fifth of 65-75-year-olds 65-75-year-olds 65-75-year-olds 65-75-year-oldsthave opposedle between 25 and 34.

Basic phone ownership among the latter age-group stood at 28% last year and has fallen steeply to 15% this year.

Mice in the latter age group were assessed for seizure vulnerability with a low dose of pilocarpine given 2 h before euthanasia.

The latter age cohort was analyzed in order to quantify the benefits and costs for the German government from the prospective annual vaccination against HPV.