Sentence examples for matured at least from inspiring English sources

The distinction became less clear as the concerto matured, at least in works with one or more soloists.

This finding suggests that derived hESC-CMs have not adequately matured, at least as far as energy metabolism, and so may benefit from exogenous mechanical or electrical stimulation in order to upregulate energy-related pathways prior to transplantation.

Despite their photoperiod insensitivity in regard to time to flowering, accessions that had either the E3 or E4 allele matured at least 10 days later under LD than ND conditions.

Then, if the appropriate conditions are met, any one of three categories may be added, at the wine maker's discretion: "Vino de crianza," if the wine spent at least one year in oak; "Reserva," if it spent at least two years in oak and one in the bottle; "Gran reserva," if the wine spent at least seven years maturing, at least three of them in oak and at least two in the bottle.

Accordingly, plants that received sole vermicompost at a rate of 15 ton ha−1 (T8) were found to flower and subsequently mature at least 6 and 7 days earlier to those treated with sole chemical fertilizer (T7).

Parts of the temporal cortex that occupy the hemisphere convexity (e.g., superior and middle temporal gyri) continue to mature at least until young adulthood [98].

Nevertheless, other factors suggest that the cerebellum is functionally mature at least by 7 dpf and that the bistability observed is integral to this function.

However, such newborn neurons normally need to mature at least for 2 weeks before they contribute to plasticity and memory function, which is too long to explain the immediate effect of 5-aza and zebularine when injected into the hippocampus (Ge et al, 2005; Agis-Balboa et al, 2011).

Indeed, had Mr. Lazenby not quit after his first foray, it is likely that he would have matured into at least as good a Bond as Mr. Connery.

Craft lagers use an all-malt base, and should be loaded with hops and matured for at least a month, if not much longer.

Traditionally, it is glazed with several layers of melted butter and icing sugar to keep it fresh – because this is definitely what it needs at this point – and then matured for at least a week before consumption.