Sentence examples for a range of primordial from inspiring English sources

"We've ruled out a range of primordial black holes as dark matter, but have not ruled them out completely," Griest told SPACE.com.

A range of recent studies have suggested that introns may have even existed in what some regard to be primordial eukaryotes [1] [4] or even earlier [5] [6].

Concatenate a range of dates.

Multiply a range of cells.

In a different example, long-range tracking of primordial germ cell clusters, which will become the gonad in zebrafish embryos, depends on the chemokine receptor CXCR4 responding to a SDF-1 guidance signal [13].

Many of the photographs contain a kind of primordial vitality.

It is a land of primordial isolation, impenetrable, devoid of human intervention.

But they have a kind of primordial understanding of 'ship.' They belong".

Appleby's practice is to keep the prime minister in a state of primordial innocence.

But what I think then happened is that later in evolution RNA re-entered the scene to fulfill a regulatory imperative associated with the emergence of developmentally complex organisms, acquiring a whole range of functions based on those same primordial properties of sequence specificity and the ability to fold into complex shapes to interact with other molecules in specific and dynamic ways.

These results are definitely relevant for our understanding of the range of possibilities of primordial replicator systems.