Sentence examples for a shallow time from inspiring English sources

The L0d haplogroup was estimated to have a coalescence time of 87 ka (+/−18) and diverged from the other L0 groups by 96 ka (+/−20) (Table  2), a shallow time compared to whole genome studies [ 12].

"It's a shallow, strange time.

Despite a shallow coalescence time, L0d2a showed a dramatic increase from ~8 ka onwards and a further recent increase.

It's "Shallow" time!

Quaternary climatic fluctuations were likely strong enough to influence population sizes and, consequently, affect genetic diversification at shallow time scales and community dynamics at smaller scales [ 52].

By comparing genomes below the species level, we aim to characterize the pattern of differentiation occurring in shallow time that may be responsible for the high diversity of allopatric forms in the silvereye.

Cyt b has proved useful for elucidating both relatively deep-level and shallow time relationships in other teleosts [ 58], including percids [ 59] anabantoids [ 52], as well as other Lake Tanganyika species flocks [ 7].

It's absurd, they argue, to be "friends" with thousands of people – and an alarming sign of shallow times.

Mourinho after Suarez followed Keane in attacking him   [Mourinho] is perfectly suited to these bombastic, shallow times... I've never heard him say a single thing about football worth remembering, in public or in private.

"Evan is the proof," the pianist and composer Django Bates observes, "that during shallow times, musicians can still exist on their own terms". But the birthday composition that Bates is preparing for Parker to perform with the London Sinfonietta at the Fuse festival in Leeds next week should reflect a prismatic view of a remarkable man.

This method is believed to be more accurate and produces shallower time estimates than concatenated gene-tree based approaches [ 38], as it implements a full Bayesian inference of the species tree under the multispecies coalescent model.