Sentence examples for histories over time from inspiring English sources

This measure captured a "point-in-time" estimate of the percent of individuals screened at different ages and did not focus on individuals' screening histories over time.

Here changes in species-specific demographic histories over time were assessed using Bayesian skyline analysis [ 138] in BEAST v1.6.1 [ 23] using the ribosomal ITS marker.

Until the release of the data on Monday, it was difficult to review a judge's sentencing history over time, because public court records in criminal cases could not be searched by the names of judges, only by the names of criminal defendants or lawyers.

It's going to be tough and lonely, but when I get back, you know, the cancer will be gone, and life can go back to normal.' " Juliet Bell — a nom de plume for Sylvia Brownrigg, the fine writer of adult fiction — has a dream too, I would wager, and that is of an old-­fashioned novel, part detective story (the rare book here goes missing) and part family saga about the effects of history over time.

The tree of life illustrates the grand sweep of evolutionary history over time: speciation, extinction, and the relatedness of every living thing.

Pivot hosts a portion of IE within the app, and will get a sense of your browsing history over time and then will slice and dice your history based upon various verticals.

I should add that some of the links here are new, meaning that the Web is catching up with history over time.

However, lack of infection and seroconversion history over time in this cross-sectional study cannot reinforce explanation of cross protection between specific types.

We then combined probability and intensity scores with duration for each occupation, so each subject had a cumulative Pb exposure history over time from age 18 to the time of recruitment.

The absolute numbers of IDU women enrolling in the study actually increased in 2007 compared to 2006 (data not shown), but we report a declining proportion of women with IDU history over time, reflecting trends towards increasing heterosexual transmission in the Ukraine [ 3, 15].

We investigate the species relationships and their evolutionary history over time in the genus Polygonia using DNA sequences from two mitochondrial gene regions (COI and ND1, total 1931 bp) and four nuclear gene regions (EF-1α, wingless, GAPDH and RpS5, total 2948 bp).