Sentence examples for more recent human from inspiring English sources

But attitudes toward the government's more recent human rights record have changed.

His wife and successor, Cristina, has supported the prosecution of more recent human rights abusers from the 1970s dictatorship.

It can take decades or even centuries for glaciers to adjust to climate change and the real effects of the more recent human influences on the climate have not been clear until this study, Dr Marzeion said.

A more recent human study has confirmed that EVLWI values provided by these two devices are interchangeable [50].

More recent ecological studies, archaeological findings, palynology and climate records demonstrate that tropical rainforests in general are not only subject to treefall disturbances but also to large-scale, infrequent disturbances driven by both past ancient and more recent human land use, and by natural forces of climate and geology.

They emerged during human evolution, as different groups of humans became geographically isolated from each other, and may be dying out, if they have not already, due to more recent human reproductive intermingling (Andreasen 1998, 214 6; Cf. Andreasen 2000, S653 S666).

"Richard creates skulls of much more recent humans and he's used to looking at differences between populations.

These phylogenetic relationships can be interpreted either as a consequence of old hybridization among differentiated lineages [ 21] or as a result of much more recent human-mediated translocations [ 25].

Subsequent fragmentation of the ancestral population could have occurred in response to e.g. competition, erosion of ultramafic soils (that once covered the entire island but now cover only a third of the surface [ 11]), or more recent human-induced habitat destruction.

While recent studies suggest a history of past habitat fluctuations for the Brazilian Atlantic Forest biome throughout the Pleistocene to the Holocene [ 35, 55], it is reasonable to consider a role of more recent human-induced habitat alterations in bringing toads into sympatry [ 56], even though the Rhinella crucifer group occurs exclusively in forested habitat.

Other experiments at our facility using the more recent Illumina Human HT-12 and Mouse Ref 8 BeadChips exhibit similar batch effects to those in this study; samples are observed to cluster preferentially with others processed in the same run, rather than by the biological differences between them, even after quantile normalisation (data not shown).