Sentence examples for systematic age from inspiring English sources

For the amber samples, there is not a systematic age dependence for the amber's glass transition temperature.

Successive episodic subduction-accretion of OPS can build a tectonic stack in a subduction complex wherein the clastic components young structurally downward across non-accretionary megathrust horizons, but the ocean crust age can have a less systematic age pattern that may trend both younger and older structurally downward (columns f to j in the lower right of Fig. 1) (Wakabayashi 2015).

Optically stimulated luminescence ages from interbedded coarse sands in the capping gravels of the upper surface and two of the inset terraces range from ~ 17 to 31 ka (average 24 ± 3 ka) but lack a systematic age trend from upper to lower surface.

There was no systematic age effect.

Our experiment thus mimics a strong systematic age difference between wild population samples.

By contrast, except for a study from Shanghai, China [ 13], almost all studies, including ours, found no systematic age difference for teacher ratings [ 16, 23, 36, 38].

Chapter 2 provides an overview of SALTO peer review service results with a focus on deficiencies related to ageing management and topics connected with development, implementation, review and improvement of systematic ageing management in NPPs.

We could not note any systematic age-dependent bias of the residuals.

Eric Ciotti, the head of the general council for the Alpes-Maritimes department in the southwest of France, called for systematic bone age assessment to determine whether the migrants being sheltered are in fact minors.

To summarize, the main purpose of this study is to analyze factors that contribute to empowerment of the older adults in a rural Mexican community to promote continuous and systematic active aging based on the theoretical and pedagogical principles previously outlined.

Methods for determination of the very small amounts of these regulating hormones present in the blood have been developed and as yet no systematic studies of age differences in blood levels of these hormones have been reported.