Sentence examples for maturation is estimated from inspiring English sources

The incubation length scale linc necessary for this maturation is estimated to be ∼102 nm for Zr-based BMGs, below which sample size-scale shear localization does not happen.

The age at maturation is estimated to be around 7 years, and the maximum lifespan is at least 22 years.

For healthy fish, expected growth was estimated as the sum of the estimated effect of sex-maturation class and the effect of being healthy, nested within that sex-maturation class.

For runts, expected growth was estimated as the effect of sex-maturation class.

It is estimated that these pores comprise the majority of the total porosity space and may be hydrocarbon saturated during most of the thermal maturation processes.

Inbreeding depression between the fertilisation and seed maturation stages was estimated to be 0.5419, while that for the seedling emergence stage was 0.3654.

The IC99 obtained in the ex vivo P. berghei maturation assay was estimated (see Materials and Methods) to be 61.6 nM.

Note that, in some cases, maturation probability can be estimated even if age at first reproduction is unknown but this method is not robust when fewer than about 100 individuals are sampled from a cohort at a certain age (Barot et al. 2004b).

The process of SP thymocyte maturation, from entry into the SP compartment to thymic egress, has been estimated to take 4 5 days (McCaughtry et al., 2007).

Therefore, it is difficult to determine the maturation of the source rocks through vitrinite reflectance; usually, the R o values are estimated from bitumen reflectance (Jacob 1985; Xiao 1992; Shi et al. 2015).

Probabilistic maturation reaction norms have been central to understanding maturation trends in harvested fish stocks, and the methods of estimating PMRNs have been extended to cases where data on maturation is less resolved and first-time spawners cannot be separated from repeat spawners (Barot et al. 2004).