Sentence examples for date of approximately from inspiring English sources

A new date of approximately 78.91 Ma is proposed, in turn allowing for the thick sequence of reversely magnetized strata above the 79.9 Ma level.

Three main zones have been identified: the External Zone, dated to approximately 39 110 ± 520 BP (level N104); the Entrance Platform, dated between 38 250 ± 390 BP and 34 730 ± 500 BP; and Gallery A with a radiocarbon date of approximately 31 540 ± 400 BP (level N2a2).

The discovery gave the researchers the confidence to declare the document consistent with a date of approximately A.D. 280.

Recently, an uncorrelated relaxed-clock analysis yielded an older, late Triassic date of approximately 217 Mya [ 79].

A divergence date of approximately 0.5 million years is consistent with results from nuclear genes sampled from transcriptome data (Bombarely et al. 2014).

Here we apply evolutionary-linguistic phylogenetic statistical methods to differences in Homeric, Modern Greek and ancient Hittite vocabulary items to estimate a date of approximately 710 760 BCE for these great works.

This date is similar to that of the oldest dated extant lava flow, a southwestern rift zone flow with an uncorrected radiocarbon dating of approximately 4650 BC.

The presence of numerous partial KERVs suggests these elements have not been recently active and that the original movement of a class I gene to chromosome 5 (perhaps by amplification of KERV and transposition) occurred early in the evolution of the Australian marsupial lineage, which is supported by the predicted date of movement, approximately 65 mya.

In light of carnivore mutation rates, these synonymous distances suggest that the most recent common mitochondrial ancestor for Northern California, Southern California, and the majority of Rocky Mountain haplotypes date to approximately 16.7 kya (9.0 - 31.3 kya).

"The date we have of approximately 51,000 years old is earlier than the best evidence we have of modern humans in Europe, but it is still close enough that we have to mention the possibility," McPherron said.

Since January 2001 to the date, a total of approximately 1,000 children under the age of five, 5,900 children between the ages 5 to 14 and 150 pregnant women, received primary health care services.