Sentence examples for dates are compatible from inspiring English sources

"This is an extremely important piece of research that shows clearly that historical dating methods and radiocarbon dates are compatible for ancient Egypt," says Kate Spence, an archaeologist at the University of Cambridge in the United Kingdom.

These dates are compatible with Djarthia as either a stem- or early crown-australidelphian.

Not all lateral QDMs reported to date are compatible with the designs proposed in Figure 3 since at least two different QD ensembles are required.

All observations to date are compatible with the assumption that stem cells migrate via the blood stream from extraembryonic hematopoietic tissue to the fetal liver to establish there a first intraembryonic site of blood cell formation and especially of stem cell replication and proliferation.

PTEN is haploinsufficient in mouse models [ 36] and findings in UC to date are compatible with a phenotypic effect of reduced expression in the urothelium.

Our date estimates are compatible with an early contemporaneous explosion of rodent diversity (roughly at the KT boundary) that gave rise to the five suborders (Myomorpha, Hystricomorpha, Anomaluromorpha, Castorimorpha, and Sciuromorpha).

The operation dates (15 28 September) are compatible with the duration of the first cases of malaria occurrence.

Settlement dates are not compatible: some settle one or two days after trades (known as T+1 or T+2), others take much longer.

These dates are fully compatible with the current widely accepted scenario of the origin of modern mankind in Africa within the last 195,000 years and migration out-of-Africa circa 55,000 65,000 years ago.

On the whole, our mean posterior estimates of basal placental divergence dates are fully compatible with those obtained by Springer et al. [ 40] on a similar set of characters (i.e. nuclear exons) and using the same priors on calibration points.

Given the estimated time ranges, the oldest dates inferred from genetic studies are compatible with old settlements of modern humans in East Asia attested by fossil or archaeological remains (Fig. 3) (Chen et al. 1989; Mijares et al. 2010; Shang et al. 2007; Shen et al. 2002; Sun et al. 2000; Vasil'ev 1993; Wu et al. 2006).