Sentence examples for reliable age from inspiring English sources

The review report's author, Andrew Lowe, told the Guardian he had conducted his own online searches and was shocked to discover how easy it was to buy weapons on Amazon in particular, and that there didn't seem to be "any reliable age restrictions".

"This is the most reliable age yet determined for Little Foot".

"This is the first really reliable age for this suite of rocks," Borg says.

This technique obtained the most reliable age estimates, with an error up to 3.5%.

The results of our large, population-based study provide reliable, age- and sex-specific estimates of the prevalence of primary headache disorders in Germany.

The new data allow a better insight into the regional climate and landscapes, and the reliable age model provides regional and inter-regional correlations of global change events.

Theoretical models of clusters show how this effect changes the stellar content with time, and direct comparisons with real clusters give reliable ages for them.

The resulting ages revealed the reliable ages of ten historical and paleo-tsunami deposits.

But now researchers have found well-hidden growth bands in the animals that persist through molting and yield reliable ages.

Although it is difficult to confirm whether all samples just above the tsunami deposits contain old carbon, another depositional model (hereafter Model B) is applied to estimate the more reliable ages of tsunami deposits using only the dates below the tsunami deposits (Table 3; Fig. 5; Additional file 4: Figure S4).

To establish more reliable ages for crustaceans, marine biologist Raouf Kilada of the University of New Brunswick, Saint John, in Canada and his team looked for annual growth bands in various calcified hard structures in snow crab samples, and finally found promising patterns in the animal's eyestalk.