Sentence examples for information extended back from inspiring English sources

Pedigree information extended back a minimum of five generations and included 28 464 relatives of the birds with records.

The IRS request for information extends back to 2004, during the period of Barclays' co-ownership of FCIB, and also details some activity directly involving Barclays branches in the Caribbean before the formation of FCIB.

The information in this statistical bulletin was published between 1949 and 1965 and contains data extending back to 1900.

This was based either on long-term data extending back to historical time-periods when human impact was low or on the information from other areas where particular issue is not of major concern.

Historical records, mapping, and photographic information date back only to 1897, but tree-ring studies near the ice fronts have provided information that extends back several centuries.

Woodcut extended back centuries in Europe and further in Asia.

While information on some abiotic parameters extends back as long as five centuries and first quantitative snapshot data on biota (on exploited fish populations) originate generally from the same time, international coordination of research began in the early twentieth century.

Finally, measurements of remanent magnetization of rocks in the Earth's crust provide crude information about the Earth's magnetic field extending back hundreds of millions of years.

This process happens about twice a week, meaning that the agents getting the information start at a disadvantage, which then extends back to a landlord who can't get rid of his apartment.

Data for BaP and other PAH tailpipe emissions extend back only to 1960, which sets that year as a boundary for shifting to group level information.

The puzzlement extends back even further.