Sentence examples for of suitable age from inspiring English sources

In 1747, approximately 100 men of suitable age to serve in the colonial militia lived in North Carolina west of present-day Hillsborough.

On 11 October 1931 he broadcast a lecture on American national radio telling his audience that any 'skilled workman ... of suitable age and good character' would be welcomed and given work in the Soviet Union.

Beaten by her in-laws and raped by her husband, she walked into a local court and asked the judge to grant her a divorce on the grounds that the law in Yemen forbade her husband from having intercourse with her until she was of "suitable" age.

In a first step of recruitment procedure, school nurses selected children of suitable age and gender who attended regular classes in mainstream schools and were without mental, developmental, or physical disabilities and long-term medication according to school medical records.

Following spawning, fertilised eggs were collected and maintained under the same conditions as adult fish, but at 28 ± 1 °C, in accordance with the developmental staging of Kimmel et al., 1995, until of a suitable age for testing.

Twenty-four to 48 months of age is a suitable age for screening.

We selected pregnant dams based on their overall health and confirmation of a male fetus of suitable gestational age by ultrasound.

With more than half of the SoA's 800-strong Children's Writers and Illustrators Group having cast a vote, just 8% were in favour of graphics on back covers indicating suitable ages of 5+, 7+, 9+, 11+ and 13+/Teen.

The determination of a suitable culture age during growth of P. aeruginosa in medium for maximum product formation was accomplished by harvesting cells in various stages of growth and employing them for myrcene biotransformation.

Allogeneic stem cell transplantation is the only potentially curative treatment available but is only feasible in 5% of patients depending on the availability of a suitable donor, age and comorbidities [8].

Since it is difficult to study what one cannot measure, the development of suitable measures of biological age has been a major goal of gerontology [ 1, 2].