Sentence examples for maturing group from inspiring English sources

Since firing rate is one of the best markers for neuronal electrophysiological maturation properties, the –0.911 anti-correlation value between Dim1 and firing rate suggested that either Dim1 or firing rate could be used to bin the 20 neurons into three groups, i.e., the immature group, the maturing group, and the matured group (Fig. 3D and 3E).

DN422 belongs to the late-maturing group, and KY131 belongs to the early maturing group.

Harvard, meanwhile, has no seniors on its roster and instead relies on a small core of juniors who look to a quickly maturing group of freshmen and sophomores for bursts of energy that drive the team's up-tempo style.

Billboard complimented the album's traditional influences and contemporary sensibilities, and called it "a prismatic record from a maturing group".

However, similar, although weaker, relationships observed when treating menarche as a categorical variable with those who had not reached menarche by 15 years included in the latest maturing group, suggests little evidence of bias.

Mode I applies to the immature group for all strain rates and mode III to mature group for all strain rates.

Our findings did not conform to the established facts, in that statistically significant differences were observed in the seropositivity between the age groups of camels, being higher in the sexually mature age group.

Both "Grimm" and "Once Upon a Time" look like shows whose fans will come from a more mature age group, one that's accustomed to traditional television storytelling.

These live music nights have become increasingly popular with middle-aged couples, as younger (and rowdier) folk tend to steer clear of this sort of music, giving the mature age group some space to enjoy their evening without disturbance from a raucous crowd.

Demand for care for pelvic floor disorders comes from a wide age range of women, although mature age groups generate 10 times the number of consults per 1000 woman years as do their younger counterparts.

The more conservative cross-validation of the linear discriminate classification yielded similar results for the mature age groups (ME 71.4%; MN 70%), but was less successful for the immature age groups (IE 54.5%; IN 44.4%).