Sentence examples for much older time from inspiring English sources

However, our much older time estimates disagree with this scenario.

In contrast, strains in South America date to a much older time period, and they have largely remained genetically isolated from those in the North [ 14].

Our relatively young time estimates for the millipede-centipede (442 ± 50 Ma) and xiphosuran-arachnid (475 ± 53 Ma) divergences contrast with the much older time estimate for the deuterostome-arthropod divergence (~1100-900 Ma) (Tables 1 and 2).

These tests offer the possibility of detecting selection signals, operating over different time scales (ranging from recent positive selection identified through extreme integrated haplotype scores [iHSs] to the much older time frame of derived/ancestral allele status), and we would therefore not expect to obtain consistent evidence across the different tests.

The best fossil constraints in Laurasiatheria suggest much older times than constraints in other parts of the tree [4], [37].

However, ERV-K loci derived from older lineages, such as the ERV-K3 and ERV-K9, imply a much older integration time.

On the other hand, molecular phylogenetic methods have produced much older divergence time estimates for several butterfly families, prompting many to ascribe the origin of butterflies to the diversification of angiosperms, between 100 and 140 Mya [ 32- 37].

Until 1995, the ball was lowered much as older time balls once were: by "six guys with ropes and a stopwatch".

These latter comparisons have many fewer significant similarities identified partly because of the much older divergence times [ 3].

He looked much older than last time, a man rather than a gawky adolescent.

Each of these strands preserves materials much older than the time of their incorporation into a written work.