Sentence examples for transition ages from inspiring English sources

Sensitivity analyses with Weibull-distributed tragestion agavegave broadly similar results (Supplementary Figure 1).

The MLPA gene expressions of AGP4 and peroxidase at both juvenile and transition ages confirmed their high EST abundances in earlywood.

Transition ages also varied on the basis of centre, with G2 G5 and B2 B4 reached earlier in boys and girls in the only non-urban centre (Entebbe, Uganda) (Supplementary Table 3).

These stages are the foundation years (ages 0-five), school years (ages five-16), transition years (ages 16-24) adulthoodhood (ages 24 and over).

Here, in particular the so-called transition age between 55 and 75 is important and therefore has also been addressed, e.g. with respect to user interface (UI) requirements.

The model output consists of spatially explicit prediction of (a) time since last disturbance, (b) transition age, (c) forest cover composition, and (d) canopy age in 20-year time steps at 1 ha resolution.

While applications and user interfaces (UI) for elderly people have been discussed by various authors, the specific requirements of people in the transition age from work life to retirement 55-75 yearss) have not been analyzed in detail yet.

Seventy one percent of 17 and 18 year-olds wanted to attend and finish college, according to the three-state Midwest Study of outcomes for transition age youth conducted by Chapin Hall at the University of Chicago.

The mean transition age was 19.5 ± 2.9 years, and 34% reported a gap >6 months in establishing adult care.

Children already in G2/B2 or higher at first assessment were included using a fixed-effect indicator variable (missing transition age).

The number of ESTs in each library ranged from 694 in earlywood at transition age to 1,636 in latewood at juvenile age (Table 1).