Sentence examples for identifiable period from inspiring English sources

The objects usually don't belong to an identifiable period or school.

A third, more broadly identifiable period of sedimentation occurred in the late Holocene (~ 2.2 1 ka).

For some care home residents there was an identifiable period when they were approaching the end-of-life and planned care was put in place.

For the majority of care home residents who had died there was an identifiable period when they were approaching the end of life and planned care was put in place.

There are therefore at least 3 clearly identifiable periods in the evolutionary history of extant domestic dogs, each characterized by different environmental and selective circumstances: predomesticated wolf ancestry, early domestication, and rapid artificially selected diversification.

The drift parameter (representing a linear secular trend not exclusively identifiable as a period or cohort effect) was extracted using the weighted average (by marginal number of cases).

Because the data have been anonymized, women are not identifiable within the study period.

Although Mrs. Tiggy-Winkle is set in an identifiable place and time period, the tale is mythologized by reaching back to an age when household chores were performed manually and without the aid of modern mechanical inventions.

The objective of this study was to identify the risk factors for postnatal depression in a community cohort of Chinese women with special focus on risk factors identifiable during the antenatal period.

From the period-effect curve, two non linear and thus identifiable changes merit special attention: period effects jumped markedly in 1983 and stabilised in 1992 after a 2.4-fold increase (compared to the 1980 period), which was statistically significant.

The excavations revealed that three distinct cultural periods are identifiable on the island.