They didn't have any sociological, psychological, or neurobiological research on the nature of adolescence so, based on the customs of the time, they and states that followed picked ages for their juvenile courts' jurisdiction ending at between 16 and 18.
It also helps parents pick age-appropriate tasks.
An algorithm helps women pick age-appropriate, body-appropriate pieces.
She predicts that after working with her, Harold will start picking age-appropriate women, and find true love.
To create a realistic simulation of an age-matched case-control study, we first repeatedly simulated the genetic and environmental factors, as well as the age of onset for individuals; we picked the age of the individuals from a uniform distribution between 0 and 100.
Until recently, sixty-five had been the age of retirement in this country, a milestone cemented by the Social Security Act of 1935, which picked that age not, as is commonly believed, because Congress was copying the law established by Otto von Bismarck in Germany decades earlier (in fact, his cutoff was seventy) but because that demarcation was used by many of the states' old-age programs.
Any single simulation of a JFD case is unique combination of randomly picked forest age, crop species, and soil properties from regional-level datasets, so that the output of a single simulation run of a JFD might be biased.
In order to predict the metabolic state of sir-2.1 0) sir-2.1 0type during eandy aging, wildand-picked 1200 age-matypedurings ovearlyo agingtages and determined the expression of 55 metabolic genes.
Many people instantly picked the aging Lakers as championship contenders.
Pick any age cohort above the median age of 28 and you'll find its share of the global population rising faster than that of any segment below the median.
