Sentence examples for more recent dates from inspiring English sources

The deep split observed between the alpine and southern chamois, at 1.6 ± 0.3 Mya, is quite remarkable, since these two species have been considered subspecies until recently [ 30], and other molecular studies have given much more recent dates for the separation of these two species using restriction fragment length polymorphism of mitochondrial DNA [ 31] or microsatellites [ 32].

To make this credible, the pre-Christian date for Kural has been replaced by more recent dates.

In their recent study, Pagán and Holmes [15] dated the TMRCA of the three BYDV species to be in the range 13 2009 years ago, depending on the particular gene analyzed (RdRp given more recent dates and RTD rendering older ones).

Maps of administrative units were usually available in vector format for the more recent dates.

In line with the increased phylogenetic resolution, more recent dates are appointed to the newly resolved nodes and their morphotype lineages.

The 65 multiple-isolate pulsotypes and 12 high-prevalence pulsotypes were significantly associated with more recent dates of isolation/submission, relative to the low-prevalence and single-isolate pulsotypes (Table 1).

Most of these works are known today only from copies of more recent date.

But most fabrics in the gallery are of far more recent date, from the 1970s through the 1990s, and of types still for sale in the city today.

Of more recent date was the overcompensating effect of man-made carbon-14 injected into the atmosphere during nuclear bomb testing.

The photography in the show from this point on is of more recent date, but it operates somewhere within the range of trippy, self-amused, star-obsessed narcissism that the Angels represented.

Even before the 1st millennium ce, pottery similar to that of the eastern stream was being made in the upper Zambezi valley, and pottery of a slightly more recent date has been found in parts of northern Angola.