Traditionally the Nyakyusa lived in unique age villages: between the ages of 11 and 13 all the boys of a district left their paternal homes and established a new hamlet of their own, eventually marrying and bringing their wives there.
There is no unique age for the rocks of the Earth's crust because there has been considerable volcanic activity during the Earth's history and rocks have solidified at all stages.
Immunity varies with age, reflecting unique age-dependent challenges including fetal gestation, the neonatal phase, and infancy.
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Recent studies indicate that each continent has a unique age-distribution, as determined by zircon ages dated by the U Pb isotope method.
Site A material/medium/stratum/geological unit which can be assigned a unique age, e.g., a pot, a layer at an archeological excavation or a lava flow.
'Site Name' lists the name of a material that can be found at a location and assigned a unique age, e.g., a pot, a layer at an archeological excavation, or a lava flow.
In paleomagnetism, the use of site usually denotes a cooling or geological unit that can be assigned a unique age and a collection of units would be a location.
There are some cost estimates from other South-East Asian countries, such as Indonesia [9]-[11], Malaysia [12],[13], Philippines [14]-[16] [14]-[16] [17] and VieThailand] but these cannot easily be transferred to Cambodia with its unique age structure, economic situation and age structure.
While the overall design of the BCP largely is built on the protocol developed by the Lifespan Human Connectome Project (HCP), given the unique age range of the BCP cohort, additional optimization of imaging parameters and consideration of an age appropriate battery of behavioral assessments were needed.
