Sentence examples for length of age from inspiring English sources

x = pivotal age in hours; D = length of age class in hours; l x = age-specific survival probability; m x = age-specific fecundity.

Mean total length of age 2 (left) and age 10 (right) female super individuals in baseline simulations with (A) deterministic recruitment, fixed carrying capacity and density-dependent individual growth, (B) deterministic recruitment, fixed carrying capacity and density-independent individual growth, and (C) stochastic recruitment and carrying capacity, and density-dependent individual growth.

The beef served at glamorous new Lurra isn't so much about the current cult around length of ageing as actual animal years: the Galician rubia gallega they dish up here can reach 17 years old (typically, UK cattle are slaughtered at 18 months).

This is first observable in the length of "ages" — the stone age, 40,000 years.

Recently transient central nuclei were observed along the length of aging myofibers at random locations (Li et al., 2011).

Identify the strain of grape in you wine to determine the proper length of aging.

For each year included in the study, age-specific rates were computed and multiplied by the length of the age group in years (5 years).

Eligibility for and amounts of benefits are based on a variety of factors, including length of employment, age, earnings, and, in some cases, past contributions.

Pearson's correlation coefficients were calculated to examine the relationship between blood loss, transfusion requirements, length of hospitalization, age, and preoperative hemoglobin levels.

In nematodes, the length of each age class is usually set to 1 day (e.g., [ 29]).

Final included variables were any diagnosis of metastatic cancer, length of stay, age, number of interventions and being a medical versus surgical case.