Sentence examples for lowest aging from inspiring English sources

Binders modified with a combination of furfural and DLTDP was found to posses the lowest aging index.

Low aging temperature and long aging time could provide active species of manganese oxides for benzene oxidation.

When the creep (or recovery) rate becomes very low, ageing proceeds at the same rate as natural ageing does.

The fact that England and Wales has one of the lowest ages of criminal responsibility in the EU.

While the lowest age for entry into the workforce is 16, many trades require a high-school diploma, which makes the effective entry age 18.

The release of the plan by Secretary General Kofi Annan had been tied up for nearly a week as legal experts and children's rights advocates argued over the lowest age at which a war crimes suspect could be tried.

The lowest ages for each soil were obtained with methods 1 3 (5176 and 8835 cal BP).

First, for some years, the lowest age group covers ages 0 to 24 (1969-2003) or 0 to 29 (1934).

The lowest age-specific fecundity (m x ) of females was obtained by individuals treated as second instar larvae with B. bassiana.

And when he's unsure of a category, or not sure whether to assign one or choose "unknown," Senn said he assigns the category that will produce the most "favorable" result — that is, the lowest age range.

Overall, Singapore had the lowest age-standardised mortality rates over all periods measured.