Sentence examples for maturity length from inspiring English sources

The average maturity length is already over 10 years, and Britain routinely sells 30 and even 50 year bonds to investors.

We used seven traits related to life-history: female fecundity (number of oocytes), spawn time, egg diameter at hatching, life span, female maturity, length of incubation period and parental care.

Mature hypocotyls of well-developed Kandelia candel with no pests or diseases and with closely developmental maturity, length and weight (collected from Dongzhaigang Mangrove Nature Reserve in Hainan) were cultured with Hoagland nutrient solution in greenhouse.

We used data on mean maturity, length and age [35] and estimated maturity ogives.

A multi-taxa metaanalysis like ours thus seems unlikely to effectively assess the 'true' cost of predation risk on prey development (assessed as time to maturity, length of time per instar, etc).; as a result, we chose not to examine development time per se in our meta-analysis.

At each simulation step, the following variables were recorded: number of individuals in the population, number of mature individuals, population's biomass, spawning stock biomass, average L∞, average k, age at maturity, length at maturity, phenotypic and genetic trait values, and trait heritabilities (variance of the genetic trait value divided with the variance of the phenotypic trait value).

FCUs should be able to use a borrower's proof of recurring income as the key criterion in developing standards for maturity lengths and loan amounts so a borrower can manage repayment of the loan.

A yield curve shows the yields of bonds of the same quality but with different maturities to illustrate the relationship between bond yields and maturity lengths.

A common concern in screening of such genotypes for stalk rot resistance is that differences in maturity among the test population may confound disease response as genotypes of various maturity lengths may be exposed to array of environmental variables of different intensity.

The biphasic growth model produced estimates for several key life-history traits, such as juvenile growth rate (h), reproductive investment (g), age at maturity (T), length at maturity (L), and asymptotic length (L ∞ ), and expected instantaneous mortality rate (M).

In addition to the pest-resistant traits, they offer early maturity, fiber length of 30.0 to 30.5 millimeters and fiber strength of 26.5 to 27.0g/tex (tenacity) and micronaire (strength) of 3.9 to 4.1.