Sentence examples for close periods from inspiring English sources
Moreover, the lowest standard deviations of the duplication time were detected between these lineage species in lineage-specific expansions, which suggested that closely related species duplicated in close periods, especially the species pair D. persimilis vs. D. pseudoobscura (2.341 and 2.401 MYA).
However, in short recordings, Sq and ocean tidal magnetic signals are often indistinguishable because of the close periods.
In short time series, e.g., in single-day data, signals with close periods become inseparable (see "Appendix" for more details).
Moreover, because the program was implemented in two distinct (albeit close) periods, we have also performed a separate analysis for the two waves.
As the ceramic samples from the site of Vinča and Pločnik date from two very close periods (first half of the fifth millennium BC) this result may indicate similar technology used for ceramic manufacturing.
Nevertheless, we observed significant (albeit weaker) relationships for changes in use during other close periods with longer latencies [e.g., 1950 1985 (latency 32.5 years) and 1950 1990 (30 years)].
"It is the first opportunity he found to invest in the company because previously it has either been a close period or in discussions," she said.
The mitochondrial phylogeny shows three main lineages that originated in a close period at the Early Pleistocene.
In this study we analyzed the antimicrobial drug resistance and molecular epidemiology of S. epidermidis that resulted in CRBSIs and commensal S. epidermidis collected from HCWs working in the same hospital over a close period.
Those opening and closing periods typically account for about 24 percent of average daily volume in stocks in the S.& P. 500, the commission noted.
