Sentence examples for younger stage from inspiring English sources

Adjusted ages around ∼8,000 and ∼25,000 years for younger stage could be evidence of the Last Glacial Maximum (LGM) period for this region.

Peak warming during the younger stage of the Holsteinian is marked by the maximum pollen abundances of Buxus, Abies, and Quercus.

Hypsometry curves reveal that subcatchments on the right side of the Makuyuni River are in a mature equilibrium phase, whereas those at the left side are in a younger stage of maturity.

The technique was first demonstrated with human cells in 2007, when two teams of scientists, Shinya Yamanaka in Japan, and James Thomson in the US, identified "pluripotency" genes that could wind back the clock for adult cells to a younger stage of development.

The triangles represent cones formed in the younger stage of Unzen activity.

Many reflectors, however, are deformed just beneath the cones formed in the younger stage.

Dechorionation of younger stages (< 24 hpf) is generally possible, however with lower survival rates.

The younger stages retain their horizontal lamination and have cracking patterns indicative of past wetter conditions, while older stages have lost their laminar structure through pedogenesis.

Each stage seems to be linked to a different sediment source with a progressively increasing contribution of hemipelagic sediment and mud in younger stages.

In contrast, during the younger stages the development of sub-Atlantic and Atlantic floral elements suggests increasingly warm and humid climatic conditions.

Laramide basement-cored arches and intervening basins developed during later Cretaceous to Paleogene time, overlapping with younger stages of Sevier deformation.