A small amplitude fine structure was found in the frequency sweeps at temperatures below the onset temperature, which is discussed in terms of McCrum's sequential ageing.
Most of the cores have numerous radiocarbon dates, showing sequential age.
4 6 in the peaty sediments showing low density (Fig. 2) just below the E3 deposits show a sequential age order, indicating a slow sedimentation rate.
Similarly, Kimberly [5] showed, by analyzing the decisions of 55 IRBs concerning 69 pediatric protocols, that 83% of the protocols accepted included documentation destined for the child, often divided into two sequential age ranges, each with a different mode of documentation.
Each age group appears in a pattern that is consistent with the sequential age in weeks.
Experiments were performed in a total of four sequential, age-matched cohorts with equally distributed siblings to treatment and control groups.
Based on longitudinal data from the OASIS collection, which included 150 subjects aged 60 95 years (Marcus et al., 2010), we observed sequential age-associated lateral ventricle volume increases in both males and females (Fig. 1C,D), similar to other previously reported studies (Scahill et al., 2002; Resnick et al., 2003).
In all analyses, we adjusted for age using age sets consisting of three sequential Manjaco age groups.
In sol-gel processing the pore structure of the dry gel (xerogel) or film is a consequence or the sequential (or overlapping) gelation, aging, and drying stages.
Aging is the sequential or progressive change in an organism that leads to an increased risk of debility, disease, and death.
