Sentence examples for arose less than from inspiring English sources

One study of the DNA of modern dogs and wolves suggests that dogs arose less than 16,000 years ago in Southeast Asia, but another genetic analysis of ancient dogs and wolves pegs the event to Europe as long as 32,000 years ago.

24, 25 For each major lineage, the most recent common ancestor arose less than 10 years before the present, and often much more recently.

For example, it has been suggested that lack of codon usage differences in certain species of Caenorhabditis might result from the fact that self-fertilization arose less than 4 Ma (Cutter et al. 2008).

In considering potential causes of the observed effect, it must be noted that the recombination rates estimated here reflect only the history captured by human SNPs, nearly all of which arose less than 1.5 MYr ago.

Oilseed rape is a recently formed polyploid believed to have arisen less than 10,000 years ago following hybridisation events between the diploid Brassica species B. rapa (A genome) and B. oleracea (C genome).

A "Hil-la-ry!" chant arose, less hopeful than declarative, as if to say, This campaign happened.

To Mr. Horsley, who has in the past entered the country without incident, the recent fracas arose less from his past indulgences than a current one.

Although this arises less frequently than status disclosure triggers, the high reported rates of HIV MTCT in Swaziland indicate that it may require consideration.

"The Passion of the Christ" is so relentlessly focused on the savagery of Jesus' final hours that this film seems to arise less from love than from wrath, and to succeed more in assaulting the spirit than in uplifting it.

In any case, experts say that objections to transsexual inclusion arise less from physiological questions than from vague assumptions of what is natural and what is artificial when it comes to the human body.

Some critics of the police force have suggested that these reforms are temporary responses, arising less from public pressure than from fear that unless changes are made, the federal government will be asked to intervene and take an oversight role in the department.