Sentence examples for dates formed from inspiring English sources

The creation dates formed three distinct distributions centered at 42.0, 36.3, and 25.9 million years ago in the human, mouse, and rat genomes, respectively, signifying a burst in retrotranspositional activity around those times.

Radiocarbon dates form the basis of many archaeological chronologies that span the last 50,000 years.

Ronald Reagan, like an unwitting best friend setting up a bad blind date, formed an increasingly unmanageable coalition.

Two studies have to date formed the bulk of the work assessing nuclear localization and nuclear export signals in DISC1.

His debates to date form a fairly apt metaphor for his candidacy and, really, for his political identity.

We are each free to date, form new relationships, and create new lives.

Rita Sullivan Barbara Knoxx) sees the advert and books Lewis for a date, forming a love triangle storyline between them and Audrey.

Between the years of 1978 and 2000, approximately 95 million Americans were born, and the largest generation to date was formed -- the generation better known as the Millennials.

The best-characterised inflammasomes to date are formed by PRRs of the NLR family, NLRP3 and NLRC4.

In our datasets, we only have information on the dates of forming a cohabitation/marriage, but no information on partnership episodes preceding co-residence.

Alternatively, one can liquidize the dates to form a pulp, before adding this into warm butter.