Sentence examples for maturity in some from inspiring English sources

Measures of growth are commonly interpreted in relation to levels of maturity in some parts of the skeleton, which will influence further clinical management.

A company that has already implemented sustainable actions at some stages could have achieved a certain level of maturity in some of the identified corporate activities and thus can improve its actual situation by further transformation.

He selected Gordon Willis as his cinematographer for Allen "a very important teacher" and a "technical wizard," saying, "I really count Annie Hall as the first step toward maturity in some way in making films".

Reproductive maturity in some dinosaurs was achieved during subadulthood (e.g., Tyrannosaurus, Allosaurus and Tenontosaurus) and this event led to high adult mortality [31].

Stagnant flooding delayed maturity in some genotypes by about 2 4 days, as seen in Rajasail, Sai Bua and Chiknal.

The delayed maturity in some of the e3/e4 accessions in LD compared with ND may be ascribed to the presence of a copy of the phyA gene at a different locus (GmphyA1) [ 7] or other photoreceptors.

Although brandy reaches legal maturity in 2 years, some blends take up to 70 or 80 years to achieve the desired taste.

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.

Yet their poise and maturity are in some sense a sham, a mask or at least a veneer, intimidating to the boys, but only on their home ground where they form a united front.

In a rare twist, some tax-free munis are offering the same or better yields as taxable Treasuries of the same maturity and, in some cases, with little or no greater risk.

The heterogeneous expression of H2be among MOE neurons could potentially reflect differences in the identity of the co-expressed OR, in neuronal maturity, or in some unknown biological feature.