Sentence examples for young maturity from inspiring English sources

Taken together, these stages constitute the whole process of aging so that clinical interventions intended to compensate for maladaptive age-related changes are required only by those who have passed beyond the stages of young maturity.

In the game of life, is it all downhill as young adulthood turns into maturity?

Individual females give birth at intervals of one to two years, and the young reach maturity in three to four years.

The different stages of Chinese lanterns (Physalis alkekengi), for example, are related to Delany's childhood, young womanhood, maturity and old age.

Natural selection has favoured an enormous variety of behaviour in both parents and offspring that serves to ensure the maximum survival of the young to maturity.

Yet for all the luminous restraint of his images and his action, Hong depicts pain-streaked and conflict-strained relationships of a rare and resonant intensity, complete with a slyly sordid look at the stresses, deceptions, and delusions of the film milieu, which he caps off with a line that Manhee tosses at a young filmmaker: "Maturity has nothing to do with making films".

The margin clasps the stem when young; at maturity it separates into triangular veil remnants (appendiculae) that measure 6 12 by 3 10 mm.

In a growing population, selection favors younger age at maturity because individuals maturing at younger ages can have a larger contribution to the future population than individuals maturing at older ages (Stearns 1992).

He has been handed the responsibility of guiding the young Cardinals to maturity.

In contrast, this young woman shows maturity, normalcy and long-range thinking.

Tod Williams and Billie Tsien, the architects, are no longer young, but the maturity of their work is no small part of its appeal.