Sentence examples for maturity and in from inspiring English sources

Three genotypes, assumed to be equally abundant at time zero, differed only in the age of reproductive maturity and in whether, once mature, they ever delayed reproduction.

They are especially vulnerable to fishing pressure because they take several years to reach sexual maturity, and in some cases spawn only once every several years.

The Arabs before Islam had hardly any art except poetry, which had been developed to full maturity and in which they took great pride.

"I think this was true about their team last year: they were extremely young not only in age but in physical maturity and in basketball knowledge," Packer said.

The phloem is composed mainly of sieve cells narrow, elongated units that differ from the tracheids in having persistent protoplasts and nuclei (i.e., they are still alive at functional maturity) and in lacking secondary walls with elaborate pitting.

We do not deny that there is a sense in which this is true, but ethical understanding, like literacy, is not a once and for all achievement; it improves with conceptual maturity, and in the process takes on a qualitatively different nature.

Mature kernels were harvested after physiological maturity and dried in a forced-air oven.

Grischuk displayed calmness, maturity and perseverance in winning from the French grandmaster Vladislav Tkaciev in the fifth round.

In addition, by 2 weeks of age, mouse lungs and the pulmonary nervous systems are nearing maturity; thus, exposure in the PND2 group was completed before lung maturity and exposure in the PND21 began after maturity.

And there was a new maturity and manliness in the kindly, resolute face that nodded back at him in the mirror.

Plath's meticulously documented example suggests how precocity is not maturity, and may in fact impede maturity.