Examples of maturity

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Now that really is a sign of maturity!
Many fourth and fifth stage juveniles may be available to resume final development to maturity.
Our transgenic animals will soon reach maturity so that we can outcross them and analyze their progeny.
Maturity at the interface is thus the key challenge.
In fact, the longest maturity period currently available for options is three years.
We find that the maturity of the plan is correlated with more pension expense, as well as whether the firm has a lower debt ratio.
With a deterministic mortality, all puts are used when they arrive at maturity.
The substances could be produced in the brainworm and the metacercariae from a certain stage of maturity.
The maturity of the field is reflected in the scope of this first volume on identity formation and in its engagement with theory.
Many of these branches have now reached sufficient maturity to enable application to sound and music analysis- resynthesis.
Further, the existential priorities of early adulthood and maturity differ significantly.
Sufism and gerotranscendence : the impact of way of thinking, culture, and aging on spiritual maturity.
Developmental rate of individual parasites, even in the same hosts, was heterogeneous, with some reaching maturity twice as fast as others.
Unfortunately, as agents have not been as universally pervasive as objects, there is not the maturity in agent oriented design.
Immortalists seem to lack a positive vision of themselves in their later life stages, as for instance characterised by maturity, experience and adjustment.
Her growing maturity is natural and inevitable, given the responsibilities she has no alternative but to shoulder.
The major proportions of genotypic variations for these two traits were from the differences between the maturity groups.
Thus, maturity group data sets could be combined for developing yield prediction models.
The coefficient of this variable shows the additional effect where animals had a choice of maturity over the effect when they had no such choice.
In tomato/cowpea intercropping, all cowpea pods were harvested at maturity and dried to a moisture content of 120 g water/kg fresh weight.
In this investigation, quantification of fibre quality in individual bolls revealed wide variations in fibre maturity.
Colonial authorities were at first willing to accept this gradational view of maturity.
Does such behaviour depend on the maturity of perceptual and vocal processes, or on a speci®c educational programme?
Serial amniocentises were, therefore, performed until 37 weeks when the biochemical profile of the amniotic fluid was consistent with fetal pulmonary maturity.
Furthermore, in the mid-1890s the market expected the low short-term rates to rise, resulting in a higher yield for longer-term maturities.
Bills are issued with maturities of three and six months.
After drying, there were significant differences between seeds of differing maturities.
Changes in cell cycle activity and germinability of seeds of different maturities were monitored.
Higher rates of inflation will destroy markets for much shorter maturities.
The maximum rate of carbon dioxide generation, in contrast, appears to occur at maturities of less than 0.4%.
The share of public debt fell significantly from 1995 to 1998 for all maturities.
There are currently (in 2005) 16 issues outstanding with maturities of 1.5 to 27 years.
In other words, the persistency figures remove all deaths, retirements, and maturities.
Unfortunately, the traded option maturities do not match the one-day maturities of the implicit options from the guarantee.
Because of the need for both liquidity and profitability, banks tend to hold bills and bonds of varying maturities and yields.
Because there are up to seven outstanding maturities at any one time, the total number of observations was over 2000.
Banks find that this introduces instability; it is therefore necessary to match maturities of assets and liabilities with great precision.
The range of maturities is wider, however, ranging from three months to five years.
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