Sentence examples for from the third to the sixth from inspiring English sources
The first period was a series of plagues that racked the Roman empire from the third to the sixth centuries.
The term "Neo-Daoism" seeks to capture the dominant intellectual current or focal development in "early medieval" Chinese philosophy, from the third to the sixth century C.E.
The period from the third to the sixth decades of the nineteenth century witnessed spectacular advances in the area of organic chemistry and it is uncontroversial to observe that these advances were facilitated by the use of chemical formulae.
In RNAi-mediated ADAM9 silenced MDA-MB-231 cells, the expression of ADAM9 was lower from the third to the sixth day after silencing and inhibited tumor cell invasion in matrigel by approximately 72% when compared to control cells, without affecting cell adhesion, proliferation or migration.
The Laozi has inspired an intellectual movement known as xuanxue, "Learning of the Mysterious (Dao)"—or "Neo-Daoism," as some scholars prefer, emphasizing its roots in classical Daoism that dominated the Chinese elite or high culture from the third to the sixth century C.E. (See the entry on "Neo-Daoism" in this Encyclopedia).
These trends continued from the third to the sixth survey.
