Sentence examples for broad temporal range from inspiring English sources

Contextual evidence suggests that this ceramic type has a very broad temporal range and its earliest use is vigorously debated.

For example, for sites including a broad temporal range of historical specimens, only older specimens were included in our study.

This opens up the possibility to detect Ca2+ signals covering a broad temporal range (from 100's milliseconds to 100's seconds), which can be identified in post-processing of the data according to signal intensities and kinetic properties.

In particular, I assess how the DNA barcode segment of the mitochondrial COI gene performs across a broad temporal range given its number one position of priority, most sequenced status, and the conflicting opinions on its phylogenetic performance.

In particular, I will assess how the DNA barcode segment of COI performs across a broad temporal range given its number one position of priority, most sequenced status, and the conflicting opinions on its phylogenetic performance [21] [23].

Taken together, our results confirm the epidemiologic importance of LACV lineage I strains in the emergence of fatal LACV disease throughout broad temporal and geographic ranges, including the southeastern United States.

Therefore, the first axis described a gradient of tactics ranging from individuals with a clear diel pattern (on the left) to individuals with a broad temporal scale pattern (on the right).

Similarly to geography, groups could exhibit also quite broad temporal patterns.

While the designation of priority gene regions is certainly commendable, the presence of advantageous characteristics for phylogenetic analysis in these genes has been questioned [5], [17], and the temporal ranges (i.e. taxonomic levels) over which different gene regions are most informative have never been thoroughly investigated in broad comparisons across the order.

They directly measured position shifts produced by first- and second-order motion at 10.7 degree eccentricity and found that first-order motion influences position assignment across a broad range of temporal and spatial frequencies, and second-order motion influences perceived position over a narrower range of temporal frequencies and is largely invariant with spatial frequency.

The ability to accurately assess spatially variable uncertainty across a broad range of temporal scales also provides a means to exchange information between researchers, engineers, policy makers, and environmental managers and planners.