Sentence examples for variation in ages from inspiring English sources

or resided within an (U Th)/He partial retention zone (HePRZ) prior to more rapid cooling have a comparatively greater variation in ages.

An additional important contribution resulted from the growing negative covariance between life expectancy and dispersion of ages at death, indicating that the largest increase in life expectancy occurred in the countries where variation in ages at death was lowest, especially among women.

We chose to include both age in years and age group as possible baseline correlates because, a priori, we did not know to what extent variation in ages within adults and within children may contribute to prediction beyond that by age groups alone (see results).

Given the variation in ages that the population includes and the various levels of age- and sex-specific adiposity, we examined BMI z-score as our outcomes.

The high degree of variation in ages of various aquaculture programs and regulations as to whether importation of nonlocal, highly domesticated stocks is permitted (e.g., O'Reilly et al. 2006) will mean a high degree of variation in the degree of maladaptation across programs.

This variation in age reflects the growth of the Caledonian highlands and their ability to shed clastic debris farther and farther afield.

In addition, we examine whether current trends in regional variation in aging will continue.

Results are not significantly affected by variation in age and gender.

We evaluated variation in age at end-stage renal disease (ESRD) in ADPKD families for evidence of anticipation.

Existing age information (shown in Fig. 3) is insufficient at present to evaluate along-strike variation in age of subducted oceanic crust.

In this paper, we use the methodological concept of beta convergence to test if the variation in aging across European regions has increased or decreased.