Sentence examples for the youngest time from inspiring English sources

Similar to Mr. Roger's Neighborhood, which also inspired the producers, one way this was done was in the use of pauses that were "long enough to give the youngest time to think, short enough for the oldest not to get bored".

This was found by taking the ratio of the deletion frequency and the total number of unique deletions, a value we term the expansion index, which is then normalized against the youngest time point for clarity.

However, each BEAST run converged on the youngest time frame allowed by the prior for the speciation event (i.e., close to the different minimum root heights of 1.75 million years (My) and 5.1 My, respectively; see Table  2).

Because we are interested in testing the validity of the young time estimates previously obtained [ 10, 17] we discuss only the two methods (MDT and BEAST) that produce the youngest results.

Similarly, fecal pH analysis of flies maintained on bromophenol blue (BPB) containing diets showed less acidic fecal deposits in ndi1 expressing flies at the young time point, consistent with a quicker transit through the intestinal tract.

Of the justices currently sitting, the youngest at time of appointment was Clarence Thomas, who was 43 years old at the time of his confirmation in 1991.

The youngest insertion time was observed for the Angela_5 element annotated outside the 'SPA orthologous region' in the Ae. speltoides sequence, i.e. 0.6 to 1.1 MYA.

Alonso is also aiming to become the youngest three-time world champion.

The challenge was made last year just after the youngest two-time world champion had been dethroned by an even younger double winner: Now let's see who becomes the youngest three-time champion in Formula One history.

This was done to ensure that the young adult time point did not drive the clustering.

The E2F motif was found in the dataset that did not include the young adult time point.