Sentence examples for ancestral time from inspiring English sources

Since this ancestral time, two forms of life have co-developed [6]; cells that are ribosome-encoding organisms (REOs), diversified in three domains (Archaea, Bacteria, and Eukarya), and capsid-encoding organisms (CEOs) (bona fide viruses, parasites of the REOs).

Finally with Theorem 1, we account for the most ancestral time interval τ1.

CAFE infers an expansion at a given node if the number of genes in a gene family augmented compared to its number in a previous ancestral time point.

Similarly, a contraction is a reduction in the number of genes in a gene family compared its number in the previous ancestral time point.

A gain of a gene family can be considered as a particular case of an expansion for which the gene family was not present in the previous ancestral time point.

We have a different food environment than in ancestral times.

Since ancestral times, these xeric species have been utilized as edible, medicinal, tinctorial, fodder and fuel resources.

"In ancestral times, it was important to stay away from people who looked angry and dominant," she said.

The appearance of male strangers signalling physical aggression probably relates to the fact that the most severe threats in ancestral times came from them.

The myth appears as diachronically 'multi-layered', from ancestral times to the arrival of Christianity in Alor, with the consequent identification of the 'bad' (or 'weaker') god as a demon and, then, as the devil.

Mr. Bardon encouraged tribal artists of the desert peoples of central Australia to transfer their vivid images of ancestral times from sand and rock drawings and body decoration to paintings in acrylics on hardboard and canvas, thus making them permanent and portable.