Sentence examples for models the age of from inspiring English sources

In the set of the models, the age of specimen, cement, water, sand, aggregate, superplasticizers, fly ash and CaO are entered as input parameters, while the compressive strength values of concrete containing fly ash are used as output parameter.

Unlike previous models, the age of diagnosis was younger at 36 years rather than 43.

In the multivariable models, the age of the contact was not independently associated with secondary Shigella infection and we found no association between young age of contact (<6 years old) and a risk of asymptomatic infection.

Patients with CAP lesions without endodontic treatment had a greater aortic atherosclerotic burden than patients with CAP lesions with endodontic treatment.> In all logistic regression models, the age of the patients was the factor with by far the greatest positive effect on the aortic atherosclerotic burden.

By combining this information with theoretical models, the ages of the stars throughout the two clusters could be estimated.

Determined by comparing the stellar population of globular clusters with stellar evolutionary models, the ages of all those so far measured range from 11 billion to 13 billion years.

We modelled the age of the patient in the vignette, smoking status, duration of symptoms, cough, weight loss and breathlessness.

Lohan began her career as a child model with Ford Models at the age of three.

Johnson served as a judge for two seasons on the TV Land show "She's Got The Look," which is basically "America's Next Top Model" but for models over the age of 35.

Ad campaigns have called out unrealistic beauty standards, major department stores are adding plus-size mannequins and New York's recent child model laws are designed to protect all models under the age of 18 from exploitation.

It wasn't clear whether those were the years the people had modeled, or the age of the models in the file.