Sentence examples for sufficiently aged from inspiring English sources

Interestingly enough, however, the earliest references to green beer have nothing to do with St . Patricks Day or the color green; rather, the term was used to describe beer that had not been sufficiently aged.

In chronic disease epidemiology, in looking for possible excessive cancer risks, we sometimes fail to have an adequately long observation time or to observe a population sufficiently aged for cancers to appear in meaningful numbers.

Conversely, a study of isolated hearts from older rabbits reported no loss in the efficacy of IPC (Przyklenk et al., 2001), although there was criticism that the animals used were not sufficiently aged to represent a true model of senescence (Abete et al., 2001).

CYTO-FEM, X-FEM, and Y-FEM will also cause one to navigate to the left in step 1, so long as sex is measured with sex-specific molecular markers in sufficiently aged embryos (like antibodies to the sex-specific protein coded by the Sxl gene in Drosophila embryos after the cellularization stage) and not based on the sex chromosome karyotype.

We would be subjected to this x-ray flux for 10s of thousands of years until the expanding supernova remnant has aged sufficiently to quench this production mechanism.

Women in their second trimester attending antenatal clinics of three hospitals in South East Queensland, Australia, able to communicate sufficiently in English, and aged 16 years or older were recruited by research assistants.

It may be technologically possible, she believes, to someday stall aging sufficiently so that people can live in their adult prime bodies until they die.

The Irish golfer Christy O'Connor Sr, who has died aged 91, was sufficiently revered in his home country to be known simply as "Himself".

Eligible participants were remanded (pre- and post-trial) or sentenced boys, aged 15 18 years inclusive, sufficiently fluent in Danish, and willing and able to give informed consent.

· Age sensitivity: Although the proposed diagnostic criteria are meant to take the age and developmental status of the patient into account, symptoms are not sufficiently stipulated age-sensitive.

A tree begins to be of interest (of sufficiently advanced age) when it can be measured with anything from one arm spans (Scots pines or field maples) to four (cedars of Lebanon and sweet chestnuts).