Sentence examples for pre age from inspiring English sources

(E ) Percentage of [psi–] and [PSI+] cells of the indicated age group (see D) containing an age-associated protein deposit, (N = 157 184 cells pre age group).

(D ) Percentage of cells with large Sup35-foci in cells of indicated age groups (N = 157 184 cells pre age group, average age young [ psi– ] 1.1, young [PSI+] 1.1, aged [ psi– ] 6.9, aged [ PSI+ ] 5.9 generations).

THE long lines afflicting passengers as airlines and airports tighten security seem to pres age a new era of inconvenience as the international war on terrorism intensifies.

The particle density of β″ after 10 h artificial aging at 175°C varies depending on pre-aging conditions, i.e. pre-aging at 70°C increases the number density of the β″ precipitates, whereas natural aging reduces it.

The insignia on the new Meadow Club T-shirt is not crisply lettered in traditional club fashion but features pre-aged lettering.

Three ageing temperatures were investigated, 298 K (natural ageing), 353 K (pre-ageing) and 453 K (automotive paint-bake conditions).

Also, all asphalt cements were pre-aged to specific aging levels before preparing respective aged mastics or FAM samples.

Pre-aging caused the formation of Zn-rich Guinier Preston zones, which acted as heterogeneous nucleation sites for the MgZn2 precipitates.

Pre-aging of synthesis sol at a lower temperature of 80 °C can facilitate the zeolite nucleation and subsequent SAC growth at 180 °C.

The natural pre-ageing slowed down the precipitation kinetics 6-fold during 1 h ageing at 180 °C, but this effect diminished after 4 h when the sample reached the same hardness as that without the pre-ageing treatment.

Keep any information pre-age 18 VERY brief (ie. they wont really look at high school grades), and embolden the brand names you've worked for down the center of the page.