Sentence examples for the their ages from inspiring English sources

The oldest coal balls were from the early end of the Namurian stage (326 to 313 mya) and discovered in Germany and former Czechoslovakia, but the their ages generally range from the Permian (299 to 251 mya) to the Upper Carboniferous.

The manure quality depends logically on the feed given the animals, their ages and physical conditions.

They knew the subjects' characteristics at the start — their ages, whether they smoked, their cholesterol levels, their blood pressures.

"The pattern is clear -- the more an individual weighs and the younger their age, the greater the effect on their health," Grover said in a written release.

The distribution of the participants, their age and the duration of the local pain are shown in Table 1.

My confidence comes from the players, their ages, their clubs, and what they did last season.

Gender of the patients, their ages, age at onset of diabetes and duration of diabetes were recorded.

The five are still on the list of the missing but their ages have been removed.

Officials have declined to release the names of the boys, citing their ages.

The mystery of their ages was part of the Lunts' magic.

The villagers exaggerated their ages to impress gullible visitors from the city.