Sentence examples for measuring the age from inspiring English sources

Measuring the age of carbon that came from nuclear weapons tests in the 20th century could help conservationists detect illegal ivory and pinpoint poaching hotspots, according to new research.

Poached ivory makes it to market relatively quickly, so by measuring the age of a tusk we can say what year it's from.

And old Ordnance Survey maps quite clearly show ancient trees, especially important ones". A well-known way of measuring the age of a tree is by counting the rings in its trunk: one ring per year of growth.

Prof. Wendy Freedman discusses her research on measuring the age of the universe, her leadership of the Giant Magellan Telescope and the search for life outside our solar system.

All of the four studies reported measuring the age and sex of the participants.

All of the 23 studies did report measuring the age and sex of the patients and 21 reported measuring patient comorbidity.

Measures of IEAA are attractive for this study since they measure pure, unconfounded epigenetic aging effects, rather than measuring the age-related functional decline of the immune system in blood cell composition such as the decrease of naive CD8+ T cells and the increase in memory or exhausted CD8+ T cells [ 34- 37].

In the 1960s, chemical isotopes used for measuring the ages of rocks showed that the latter was the case.

The fast neutron imaging can be a powerful method for measuring the aging deterioration of the large-scale concrete structures, which is an urgent social problem in Japan.

However, the effectiveness of these markers also depends on kidney function, which is now assessed by measuring the age-related impairment of glomerular filtration rate (eGFR: estimated equations) [ 20, 21].

So we measure the age by measuring recessional velocities.