In this work, we present FTIR total reflection mode spectra of sixteen pure, nonaged natural organic materials widely spread in works of art.

A total of 42 C57BL/6 mice comprised two groups: twenty-three 7-month-old (nonaged adult) mice, including ten males and thirteen females, and nineteen 25-month-old (aged) mice, including eight males and eleven females.

Because initial analyses suggested different cost patterns for the aged (65+) and the nonaged (younger than 65) beneficiaries, all cost functions were stratified by age and estimated separately for each age group.

MWP panels were not significantly different from WP panels for nonaged IB strength, but MWP panels were significantly better than WP panels for aged IB and dimensional stability.

In 1999,41.8 percent of all nonaged families had no children, and 11.7 percent of all families had three or more children.

Radner, "Money Incomes of Aged and Nonaged Family Units, 1967-1984," Social Security Bulletin, August 1987, pp.

Only one-third of Medicaid payments go to the nonaged poor; thus, a 5 percent increase in AFDC enrollments would boost overall Medicaid expenditures by 1 1/2 percent, or about $1.5 billion in 1998.

To calculate PRI, the mean of several tests is divided by the mean of tests on nonaged samples and the result then multiplied by 100.

Estimates of food stamp income among CPS AFDC families in 1972 and 1973 on Figure 4 use average food stamp recipient household size in the July 1974 CPS for nonaged female householders receiving public assistance, and average food stamp bonus values for households of that size and income level.

Finally, in a sharp distinction from persistently high-cost beneficiaries, the episodic high-cost group contains a sizable share of nonaged adults and children--specifically, 13.5% and 17.1% of episodic high-cost beneficiaries were, respectively, nonaged adults and children.