Sentence examples for Assumed date from inspiring English sources

The assumed date for such shift is uncertain ranging between mid-16th and late-18th centuries.

But the researchers found a large number of lineages and found that the divergence among lineages preceded, by thousands of years, the assumed date of domestication.

(Even American-born adoptees have experienced difficulties at these junctures in life because their birth certificates are dated back to their assumed date of birth but have a filing date, which in the case of step-parent adoption can be many years later. This disparity in dates raises post 9-11 red flags).

Then, in 1980, the assumed date of the first HIV cases in Zambia, the virus is introduced in the population, by infecting 1% of the 15 49 age group.

In birth records, the last menstrual period, date of fertilisation, assumed date of fertilisation and length of gestation were to be given by the delivery nurses.

Subtracting 10.5 years from the female's assumed date of first reproduction then gave a minimum birth estimate for the female herself.

With that material, we organize our first chronological proposal for the Megalithic Iberian art, in which we assumed dates of fifth millennium lime BC for the oldest decorations, in consonance with the construction of the first megaliths.

In the long history of baked apples (which, one would assume, dates back as far as fire and apples), plain cooked fruit without a sweetener was not always considered the food of abstinence.

I would assume dating at this day and age is similar to sales training....you may only get only 1 out of 10 possible "yeses".

For a century until the 1980s, George and Martha Washington's status garden featured old, billowing English boxwood — long assumed to date to the Washingtons' time — and a pair of formal rose gardens.

The extant arches 1 and 3, both of which are not of Roman fabric, are assumed to date back to this period.