Sentence examples for dates suggesting from inspiring English sources

However, a distinct correlation is observed between the δ15N values and the (uncalibrated) 14C dates, suggesting a chronological development.

A family website set up in South Africa in 2003 gave personal details, with birth dates suggesting that the son was 17 and daughter 15.

The four genetic libraries were dominated by the above-mentioned groups, implying a relative stability at high taxonomic level, but identical sequences were seldom found in consecutive dates, suggesting fast temporal changes of picoeukaryotic populations.

The wiggle-matched age depth models had relatively high chronological uncertainty within intervals of closely spaced 14C dates, suggesting that the premise of constant linear accumulation over large sections of the peat profile is unrealistic.

Lee et al. (2014b)'s work at another GSF site near Suwolbong (hereafter referred to as GSSW; see Fig. 1b) has also yielded a line of AMS 14C dates, suggesting a wide range of the GSF sedimentation age from 24 to 16 cal.

A team working at Gibraltar, at the southern tip of Spain, reports radiocarbon dates suggesting that some Neandertals survived thousands of years longer than previously thought, taking refuge in southern Europe where the climate and environment were favorable, and where modern humans were still fairly thin on the ground.

Salmond rejected two earlier dates suggested by the BBC.

Its dates suggest a much-too-early passing: June 6 , 1949 to May 26 , 1999

Radiocarbon and lichenometric dates suggest occupations spanning the last 3200 years, with diagnostic tools suggesting even older use.

The available dates suggest that the analyzed sediment was accumulated during the last ca. 10.8 cal.

Those dates suggest they were added by Austin K. Sheldon, a hardware merchant and expert musician.