Sentence examples for presumed age from inspiring English sources

Dr. Flowers said that when she started this research seven years ago, she had not expected to find the canyon's presumed age to be so ancient.

No opted-in status can be put down to error, as it is clear the government wants it to be reasonably onerous to achieve with the presumed age checks etc it must entail.

Their assumptions and conclusions were based on criteria such as sex, the presumed age of death, and the colour and consistency of the bones.

The putative skulls of St. Birgitta and Katarina were compact and appeared to be very well preserved for their presumed age.

For cohorts born in 1922 1951 peak ages of incidence correlate with presumed age of first screening invitation, ranging from 60 64 years and 35 39 years, occurring within a year or two of this.

For those patients whose actual interspaces were correct or lower than presumed, age, BMI, and abdominal circumference might partially predict the low risk of assuming too high an interspace.

Infertility has many causes apart from presumed age-dependent impairment of mitochondria, and affects a much wider group of prospective patients.

It continues the policies that presume aging to include disability and dependency.

The base of voters that is helping to reinforce a return to nation-states (that are often based on ethnicity) and micro-communities is having a presumed golden age thanks to their unconditional adherence to the politics of a charismatic leader; something which never fails to recall the moral and national decline brought about by the golden age of fascism.

The incidence rate of anorexia nervosa for the presumed peak age of risk (10 24y) was 15.7 per 100 000 person-years; its lifetime prevalence was 0.24%.

I had presumed for ages that Maggie and Jocelyn were either still a couple, or at the very least had been lovers at some point in the past.