Sentence examples similar to dated in sequence from inspiring English sources
The 7.4-Ma sequence boundary caps this sequence, and it is the youngest sequence boundary dated in the field.
He added that the new paper looked "fantastic" and was "certainly the best assembled genome of any tardigrade to date". In sequencing Ramazzottius varieornatus's genome, the researchers identified a protein unique to tardigrades — one never seen before that likely aids in the creature's death-defying feats.
Anecdotal experiences to date in sequencing vertebrate genomes have clearly revealed that each species' genome presents its own characteristic set of challenges.
Models based on archeological data have been used to study the lock-in process in precisely dated sediment sequences (Mellström et al. 2015).
An interminable brawl ensues, as does a dated, off-putting sequence in which Wayne crudely drags O'Hara over hill and dale.
While depressed individuals have previously been shown to report more general level information than non-depressed individuals, to date the sequence in which depressed individuals access autobiographical memories has not been directly tested.
Fluorine changes could conceivably be calibrated if bone samples were found in a radiometrically dated sequence.
To date, in Paramecium, sequence comparisons have not identified highly conserved promoter sequences but the presence of TATA or CAAT boxes is suggested.
Possible sources of age uncertainty are discussed in the context of sampling design for single-nuclide (10Be) dating of landform sequences in formerly glaciated landscapes.
Each of the CMS-associated genes characterized to date is unique in sequence (even among mitotypes within species).
