Sentence examples for a deeper timescale from inspiring English sources

But by repairing them with gold, something as mundane as a street or sidewalk, or in this case the floor of a museum, can be transformed into something that can connect us with a deeper timescale that is outside of what we can observe with the naked eye," Sussman tells Creators.

Furthermore, TE selection shows similar pattern across gene classes to that of general selection in recent human evolution as well as general selection on a much deeper timescale (supplementary table S3, Supplementary Material online).

At an even deeper timescale, Bolitoglossa occidentalis and B. chinanteca were found to be sister taxa and are separated by the Isthmus of Tehuantepec.

This suggests that not only are these genes evolving rapidly on the very recent timescale detectable using polymorphism data but also the deeper timescale back to the D. miranda D.

Persistence of a mitochondrial polymorphism on such a deep evolutionary timescale suggests that balancing selection may be shaping mitochondrial sequence evolution in oniscid crustaceans.

For this reason, we think these signatures have more to do with antibody escape as the virus emerges into the human population than in receptor binding adaptation that may be happening over deeper timescales.

Moderate levels of genetic diversity exist within A. carolinensis (mitochondrial protein-coding pairwise divergence = 0.048) (Glor et al. 2005), implying that Ne is not small, and that either the strength of w is the critical influence of GC composition evolution in Anolis or the erosion of GC composition occurred at deeper timescales and the maintenance of homogeneity has continued.

There is some evidence that the forests have been more fire-prone than the heaths and shrublands over the comparatively recent period of human occupation of southwestern Australia [ 30], but there are little data with which to infer geographic variation in fire patterns across the region over the deeper timescales relevant to macroevolution [ 13].

A deeper understanding of the timescale of daphniid evolution has implications beyond biogeography and systematics.

In contrast, the t estimates of shallow nodes are severely overestimated under the deep-timescale calibration scheme (Fig.  4; top right).

We did not correct for hypermutability in calculating GC3* as studies have found insignificant influence of CpG doublets on GC3 evolution, particularly over deep timescales (Belle et al. 2004; Romiguier et al. 2010).