Sentence examples for upper ages from inspiring English sources

The forward model, constrained by lower and upper ages of syn-orogenic deposits, traces the advance of the Outer Carpathian accretionary wedge and proves kinematic admissibility of the balanced and restored cross-sections.

By the same token, we also contend that cognitive complexities pertaining to the PPVT may stipulate and 'benchmark' at the upper ages (e.g., 7, 8, etc).. Is it possible, for example, that children at age 7 or 8 would find this cognitive test more easy to comprehend and understand than the younger cohorts?

In the 2010 pyramid the upper ages expand.

The 2050 projection shows the upper ages increasing explosively--and that expands further in the projection for 2100.

Unlike this policy, in which the 6 month lower age of recommended vaccination has not changed as the upper age has increased, our experimental design maintained similar target group sizes by increasing both lower and upper ages of vaccination simultaneously.

The confidence intervals in Table  3 show that at the lower and upper ages, the estimated quantiles are less precise.

There the upper age limit is 19.

In fact, there is no upper age limit for apprentices.

In general, the upper age range is high.

Most ships have an upper age limit of 79.

This course will open up the age range from 18 with no upper age limit.