Sentence examples for a spectrum of recent from inspiring English sources

Using a spectrum of recent measurements of microbial background mutation rates, it becomes possible to at least loosely estimate the average elapsed time since isolation between YNP chemotrophic communities (discussed below) as a way to speculate on plausible bottleneck events.

The scan contributes by identifying a spectrum of recent innovative QI-PHC activities and their related capacities.

To correlate the distribution and levels of anticardiolipin (ACA) and anti-β2-glycoprotein 1 (a-β2-glp 1) antibodies of IgG and IgM isotypes to the clinical spectrum of recent (within <6 months) thromboembolic events.

Suitable structural periods were selected to be smaller than 1.5T.1 In the next stage, the acceleration spectrum were determined for all three accelerograms and knowing the spectrum suggested by regulations, the ratio of regulation spectrum to acceleration spectrum of recent accelerograms were found to vary from 0.2 to 1.5 T.

The EDS spectrum of Figure 5A represents the average of 10 spectra taken on the ash of the Stradivari cello, which is noticeably different from the average spectrum of recent maple of Fig. 5B, albeit not so obviously different as the 3 violins of Cremona.

That narrative has been lived out for centuries by Western missionaries in a range of denominations, and it has been expressed in recent decades in a spectrum of art and literature.

Cupertino has of course been introducing more screen sizes to its iOS device portfolio in recent years, with a spectrum of screen sizes now in play, from legacy sub-4 inches iPhones still in use by consumers, right up to 9.7 inch iPads (and rumors of an even larger iPad Pro slated to be unboxed at the Apple event later today), making adaptive design more appropriate.

The wines displayed a spectrum of styles.

But there is a spectrum of rejectionists.

"There are a spectrum of sexual behaviours.

People have a spectrum of choices.