Sentence examples for wave age from inspiring English sources

An example of results demonstrates a clear effect of wave age on the wind gust spectrum.

The wave age independent Charnock [1955. Wind stress on a water surface.

Behavior problems including affective problems were assessed at the first (baseline) assessment wave (age 10 12), the second wave (age 12 15), and the third wave (age 15 18) by the Youth Self Report (YSR/11 18) [ 41].

The first question in the present study was whether extensive recruitment effort at the first assessment wave (age 11) resulted in a more diverse sample eight years later, during the fourth assessment wave (age 19).

We presume that this finding is the reason why we did not find a correlation between the amplitude of the R- wave, age, LV dimensions and body weight.

Parents provided information on perinatal circumstances such as maternal age and birth weight and on pupils' religious background and family socioeconomic status via a questionnaire in the first wave (age 11) of the study.

We compared the case fatality ratio across regions, pandemic waves, age groups, and patterns of neuraminidase inhibitor administration in Mexico.

However, estimates of case fatality ratio are useful comparative measures of severity across regions of the same country, pandemic waves, age groups, and patterns of neuraminidase inhibitor administration.

Look out for: Black Honey for their dreamy, ironic pop-rock   Where: Brighton When: 14 -16 May Who's going: Everyone, basically Look out for: SOAK, the teenager from Northern Ireland who was already making waves aged just 16.

We then used the referral data collected as part of the subsequent data wave at age 8 years.

For example men in MT3 and women in FT2 both had a 22% chance of dying prior to wave 2 (age 86.5 years).