Sentence examples for young result from inspiring English sources

Where the dating of the later Aurignacian is concerned, we must bear in mind that the anomalously young result for Pataud 6, obtained by AMS but in the initial stages of the method, can also reflect incomplete sample decontamination.

In addition, much of the population is young, resulting in a high natural increase potential.

For example, young resulting from the pairing of sailfin mollies (Poecilia latipinna) and Atlantic mollies (P. mexicana) are females that can produce only clones of themselves.

The beetle population is inherently unstable because adults devour their young, resulting in wild fluctuations in numbers from generation to generation.

We speculate that this inhibition of stature when young results in a lower peak bone mass being achieved, thus predisposing to osteoporosis in later life.

Both scenarios predict that young resulting from EPCs should on average be of superior quality (Griffith et al. 2002; Akçay and Roughgarden 2007).

As discussed by Drake et al. (2008), a strategy of producing large broods and smaller young, resulting in a higher mortality rate, fits the picture of domestic pigs remarkably well.

Yet, many dune-populations studied here are known to be relatively young, resulting from colonisation events that have occurred in the last few decades when fen orchid was already rare in the study area [ 21, 22].

Subsequent runs gave slightly younger results, and failure to obtain a measurement from the <30 kDa fraction means that the impact of possible contaminants cannot be assessed.

Only one case of true regression was seen in the group of patients 30 years or younger, resulting in a regression rate of 0.4%% in this subgroup (1/259).

Because we are interested in testing the validity of the young time estimates previously obtained [ 10, 17] we discuss only the two methods (MDT and BEAST) that produce the youngest results.