Sentence examples for the highest ages from inspiring English sources

And that was enough for meaningful analyses even at the highest ages.

Before age 25 the differences are not significant (except for infant mortality) – above age 40 the differences are constant in relative terms and significant up until the highest ages.

The H2O2 treatment, however, left behind an organic fraction with the highest ages of up to 17,000 cal BP in the topsoil and decreasing ages with soil depth.

The critical issues arising from the volatility of data due to the small sample size (especially at the highest ages) may be made worse by missing records; this is the case, for example, of a small country previously part of a larger country, or a specific geographic area of a country, given that in some periods mortality data could have been collected just at an aggregate level.

This is particularly true for the wide, open-ended interval that covers the highest ages.

Manual labour in farming and housekeeping is necessary for subsistence up to the highest ages.

The highest age-adjusted rates of drug overdose deaths based on data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

"I held the highest age-to-films ratio in Australia for a good few years.

Equilibrium is reached when Tf = Ta at the highest aging temperatures.

The paradox is observed for the largest (2.0 and 4.0 K) up-jumps performed at the highest aging temperature.

The highest age option - to live to 110 or older - was chosen by 14% of people.