Sentence examples for a wider timescale from inspiring English sources
Another difficulty in estimating the relative timing of the two types of duplication events is that, although WGD paralogs will arise at the same time, the LGD events will be happening over a wider timescale.
Indeed, perhaps the disadvantage of spanning such a wide timescale is that Sinclair's work is constantly changing and adapting to new conditions and ideas; her early New Woman novels bear little resemblance to her later modernist works, though there is little difference in quality.
One option is to extend a GLM-like model to include a wider range of timescales or to include more explicit structure in the relationships between neurons.
When new experiments are added to the current set it is straightforward to update the current protein "templates" to the then required level of detail and thus to test these improved models for different observables and on a wider range of timescales.
Concentrations of greenhouse gases have varied substantially during Earth's history, and these variations have driven substantial climate changes at a wide range of timescales.
One reason might be that a collisional stellar system spans a wide range in timescales.
In fact, this requires a technique that can interrogate molecular interactions over a wide range of timescales.
The microtubule-based metaphase spindle is subjected to forces that act in diverse orientations and over a wide range of timescales.
These technically challenging goals may be achieved by combining time-resolved spectroscopic and structural kinetic tools, thus providing broad insights into specific molecular events over a wide range of timescales.
In the present work we define equations for the firmness F, springiness S, and rubberiness R, of semi-soft food gels such as cheeses that exhibit broad power-law stress relaxation over a wide range of timescales.
There are two major types of paleoecology: Quaternary paleoecology, concerned with the last 2.8 million years of Earth's history, and deep-time palaeoecology, based on fossils from pre-Quaternary sediments over a wide range of timescales.
