Sentence examples for of equivalent age from inspiring English sources
No wonder the films were prized by audiences of equivalent age, who felt both understood and flattered by these celebratory snapshots of their generation.
The most common fossils in Cambrian rocks are trilobites, which evolved rapidly and are the principal guide fossils for biostratigraphic zonation in all but rocks below the Atdabanian Stage or those of equivalent age.
The characteristic values in the model were expressed as functions of equivalent age.
Therefore, E a somewhat depends on the curing temperature and age, which affects the value of equivalent age.
In this study, however, optimum curing regimes were obtained from optimization technique with the generalized rate constant material model incorporating the concept of equivalent age for ESC.
The comparison shows that the proposed combination of equivalent age and the new formula can reduce the maximum relative error substantially from 73%to15%5% than those algorithms which do not consider equivalent age or our proposed formula.
The present study has shown that germ cell differentiation from gonocyte (OCT4+/MAGE-A4−/VASA−) to pre-spermatogonium (OCT4−/MAGE-A4+/VASA+), a process that normally takes place during fetal and early post-natal life in the human, occurred normally in xenografts and was comparable with that of equivalent age-matched controls (Gaskell et al., 2004; Anderson et al., 2007; Mitchell et al., 2008).
The present studies have shown that testis structure is maintained throughout the first and second trimester and that expression of functional markers of Sertoli (AMH), Leydig (3β-HSD) and peritubular myoid cells (SMA) are comparable with those of equivalent age-matched controls.
Stress calculations are made with due consideration of the evolution of mechanical properties of concrete as a function of the equivalent age, as well as relevant phenomena like creep, concrete cracking and influence of reinforcement.
"In my fitness test, I always pass by the standards of a male of my equivalent age," she said.
The development of the equivalent age function overcame one of the major limitations of the Nurse Saul maturity function by providing a nonlinear function to describe the initial rate of development of concrete compressive strength and curing temperature.
