Sentence examples for the ages represents from inspiring English sources

The Conservative Party through the ages represents the instincts of the country.

Turns out that many of the daughters we had between 1980 and 1989 (the ages represented in the research) didn't get the memo about women being empowered, enlightened, and autonomous.

For both the TK- and PL-method, the ages represent the 95% confidence intervals of the analysis that includes all calibration points except G [12].

The clinical phenotype, rather than the age, represents the main variable able to determine the need of more frequent administrations of the drug at higher dosage.

The book's final chapter, about nursing homes - aptly entitled "Exile: The Perils of Institutionalization" - may be the best demonstration of the principle that the aged represent one stage of life.

The median age of the population would be the age group (bar) represented by the point on the vertical axis that equally divides the area within the pyramid (equal areas within the pyramid fall above and below the age represented by the bar).

The individual values were interpolated to the age representing the mean age of the interval by using the mean functional value for the body measurement over the interval.

Age at first breast cancer diagnosis was higher among relatives as compared to probands and reflects the younger ages represented in the cohort.

Note: in the case of the child, age represents the exact age when measurements were made.

The third city (1550 1100), dating largely from the Mycenaean Age, represents the fullest flowering of Melos's Cycladic civilization.

For the jet-set customer, for whom the charms of Aspen and Positano have perhaps faded with ennui, the space-age represents the excitement of a newly aspirational frontier.