Sentence examples for measuring the aging from inspiring English sources

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.

It measures the aging factor participation in data objects.

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.

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.

(When historians come to measure the age of Murdoch, that symbiosis between media will loom large).

The ability to measure the age of the carbon in the soil could be an increasingly useful tool for scientists, although the measurements are still being refined.

FOR years, insurance companies have priced auto policies according to the risk factors that they can easily measure: the age, sex and marital status of the driver, the type of car and the owner's neighborhood.

Astronomers reported last week that they had measured the age of a cosmic smoke ring and determined that the stupendous blast in which it originated would have lit up the skies of ancient civilizations on Earth.

So, 70 years after Hubble's first attempt to measure the age of the universe, it looks as though the answer is known.