Sentence examples for older or equal from inspiring English sources

In effect, the Scheduler component starts from the first element of the list checking if timestamps are older or equal than current time.

Patients older or equal to eighteen years of age, patients receiving at least one pharmacological agent, hospitalized for at least one day and patients who had at least one estimated creatinine clearance value of 59 ml/min or less were included in the study.

However, this ratio increased with increasing age and was greater than 1 for all groups older than or equal to 55 years old.

Firstly, our study population was relatively old, with 53.1% of the participants being older than or equal to 65 years of age (range, 21 75 years; median, 60 years).

ZHe ages are older than or equal to the corresponding AHe ages, which is consistent with the predicted difference in closure temperatures (160 200 °C for ZHe system; Guenthner et al. 2013).

For instance, the VEI 4 recording rate decreases very rapidly with time (Fig. 2d, half-life is about 5600 years; Table 3) and only 4 of 293 VEI 4 eruptions are older than or equal to 1 Ma (Fig. 1a).

We also re-estimated the equations from Table 3 after re-coding the sample of households with dependents to only include those with children older than or equal to 3, who were alive during the 1997 fires and were thus directly exposed to pollution.

Apatite FT ages are expected to be older than or equal to the corresponding apatite He ages because the closure temperature of the apatite FT system (90 120 °C for general composition; Ketcham et al. 1999) is slightly higher than that of the apatite He system (55 80 °C; Flowers et al. 2009; Gautheron et al. 2009).

Emigrants are those genera whose occurrences in the focal region are all older than or equal in age to their global first appearance.

Those models with significant interaction terms were then stratified and analyzed by subjects younger than 40 and older than or equal to 40.

Eight DCIS were detected in women aged less than 50 years and 8 in women older than or equal to 50 years.