Sentence examples for Estimated dates from inspiring English sources

Estimated dates matched cold Marine Isotope Stages MISS) 8 and 12 of the Pleistocene, cool glacial periods of low sea level.

The new report notes that it's probably not a coincidence that the estimated dates for the emergence of the chytrid pandemic is roughly the same period as the "big bang" in international trade.

But the error turns out to correspond closely with the observed errors in the pyramids' positions: the further their estimated dates of construction are from this window of accuracy, the larger the errors in their alignments.

We estimated dates for cores without pith by overlaying sets of concentric circles on the inner rings of the core [47].

When only two representative species are included, estimated dates throughout the phylogeny are more recent than with the complete-species sample, with basal nodes less affected than recent nodes.

(That's the median between Vernor Vinge's and Ray Kurzweil's revised estimated dates for the Singularity).

However, most of these assumptions can affect estimated dates, oftentimes because they underestimate large amounts of rate change.

These estimated dates of divergence of the study populations clearly show that the stepping stone model of dispersal cannot explain the evolutionary history of the Shortwing.

A full set of date estimates is found in the Table S5 – here we stress estimated dates for troglomorphic species and populations.

Considering the upper and lower 95% HPD bounds of the integration date estimates, the plausible interval within which the OW-NW begomovirus split may have occurred was between 4.6 and 78.2 MYA using the "neutral rate" approach estimated dates and between 2.9 MYA and 40.3 MYA using the "Nicotiana phylogeny" estimated dates (Figure 3).

While the BEAST estimates are all lower, the range estimated between the two methods falls within the range estimated for timing from the geologic literature, which itself has error in estimated dates.