Sentence examples for maturity expected from inspiring English sources

During my recent nineteen months of anthropological fieldwork in Matsigenka communities, I, too, was impressed by the self-reliance and maturity expected of children.

Yet this is how the Naval Academy described Kendzior in her official separation papers: "[S]he does not display leadership or maturity expected of a [senior midshipman] and I do not believe she is capable of reaching 'officer-level' maturity without professional psychological treatment".

Our objective is to assess relevant technologies for their maturity, expected development, and potential to benefit the agricultural modeling community.

Furthermore, for the long term economy of a plantation, the age of reproductive maturity, the expected duration, and the consistency of fruitfulness must also be taken into account.

Companies have been making fewer trips to bankruptcy court for much of the year, though looming debt maturities are expected to keep such advisory businesses occupied in the coming months.

Whereas small improvements of the sustainability maturity level can be implemented relatively straightforward, greater improvements of the sustainability maturity level are expected to require a more complex approach, which results in higher cash outflows.

By contrasting three 'theories' (refer to the strong inference approach discussed in this section): maximizing current growth rate, current survival probability, or expected maturity, they reproduced numerically all habitat selection patterns (especially with the 'maximizing the expected maturity' rule).

If a decrease in size or age at maturity is the result of fishery-induced evolution, an increase size or age at maturity would be expected owing to natural selection after the relaxation of fishing pressure, such as would result from fisheries closures or moratoria.

Many invested in endowments which are falling far short of their expected maturity values.

But the artistic growth and maturity that were expected of him never fully came.

Even aged as young as seven, we slept in large dormitories, governed by prefects, big boys who had reached the great age of 16, with all the maturity to be expected from a 16-year-old boy.