Sentence examples for this age classification from inspiring English sources

Using this age classification there were 52 younger and 104 older persons in the 47 households.

With this age classification method, these two catalyst particles can then be used to gain insight into possible temporal changes of metal deposition.

This age classification scheme follows that adopted previously by the CREAM consortium (Verhoeven et al. 2013a, b), and was agreed to by the CREAM Executive Committee prior to commencement of the meta-analyses.

"Lowering the age classification was important as the highest rate of domestic violence is for people between the age of 16 and 25 and the 16 to 18 group were not being identified.

Unlike television - with its nine o'clock watershed - and the age classification of films and video games, and even the labelling of explicit lyrics on music, there is no age restriction on buying books in the UK.

Selling or supplying the book remains illegal until the age classification issue is resolved, a stalemate that's contributed to a spike in global interest — censorship backfiring at its best.

The species used to make the age classification by means of Blast homology searches are shown in Figure 1.

Thus, the Blast effect seems to be very small and with no consequence for the age classification of genes.

The distribution of the metabolite levels is presented according to the age classification for MiBP and MEHP as an example in Figure 1.

This research project was designed to be of both academic and practical value in the conservation of Mountain gazelle and represents an attempt to provide data for sex and age classification of this endangered species hitherto unpublished.

The most suitable database for purposes of the present analysis is the LFW, but it contains very few images of faces younger than 20 years, and age classification in this particular range is considered the most important in many cases.