Sentence examples for term age from inspiring English sources

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Professor Zolberg resists the term "age of migration" (coined by the scholars Stephen Castles and Mark J. Miller) because people have been migrating since the beginning of time.

The term age refers to the actual duration of storage, while maturity expresses the degree to which chemical changes occur during storage.

In order to short term age the mixtures, an experimental matrix was designed based on the central composite design.

The lungs, vascular tree, and kidney share similar ontogenesis and morphogenesis with branching that normally continues to or past term age.

Normative data is important for evaluating cerebral structure size in symptomatic term infants and assessing preterm brain growth by term age.

But personally, like most of my friends my age, I'm still hindered by the term "age-appropriate," which keeps most of us over 50 in check, saving us from ourselves when a bit of fashion madness flirts with our vanity.

When age differences occurred (indicated by a significant interaction term), age-specific analyses were done.

The operational definition of MCI is similar to that of an older term, age-associated cognitive decline (AACD) (Levy 1994).

This implies that the effect of reducing oxygen diffusivity due to moisture was obvious in long-term age.

In this method, the ASTM D2872 procedure was adapted to artificially short-term age asphalt binders, while ageing time and ageing temperature were evaluated.