Sentence examples for time of maturity from inspiring English sources
It was found that up to 70% fruits could be hand plucked at the right time of maturity (December) to obtain quality produce without impacting the current population size.
In these models firms can default on its debt obligation only at the time of maturity.
This was quite a historic reflection, at a time of maturity for the Négritude movement and just a few months before the shaking of decolonizations started with the independence of Ghana, on the relationship between Négritude and Pan-Africanism.
The nitrate content in compost was analyzed at the time of maturity and found to be in the range of 440 –640 μg/g of dry compost which confirms the nitrate en-routing during composting.
In our study, WSC was observed to be 0.20 % (Table 2) in the treatment with EM supplementation, indicating its maturity which is supported by Bernal et al. (1998) and Hue and Liu (1995) who have recommended WSC >1.7 and >1 %, respectively, at the time of maturity.
More intense the emotions like anger, greed etc.—at the time of binding the karma, the more intense will be its experience at the time of maturity.
It's best to start by planting varieties in different blocks rather than mixed together, since growth rates and times of maturity are different.
The countries are ranked by adding together their relative league-table positions on these three measures, a rough gauge of the scale of their debt problems.The fourth column adds another source of risk the average time to maturity of outstanding government debt.
The yield curve or term structure of interest rates is the relation between the (level of) interest rate (or cost of borrowing) and the time to maturity of the debt for a given borrower in a given currency.
Inclusion criteria were (1) a temporary epiphyseodesis performed for LLD of up to 5 cm (predicted LLD at time of skeletal maturity), (2) consistent preoperative, postoperative, and follow-up radiographs, and (3) skeletal maturity at the time of final follow-up examination.
However, evaluating where species are likely to fit along life history gradients of time to maturity, brood size, and frequency of reproduction reveals much about their abilities to persist in the face of anthropogenic disturbance.
