Sentence examples for of a precise date from inspiring English sources

It is the lack of a precise date for the birth of Jesus that gives the more liberal denominations justification for celebrating early.

The lack of a precise date of initiation of the disease process, the uncertainty of which endpoint to measure for each stage of the disease, a proper reference standard, and optimal cutoff values among different laboratories are significant matters of debate.

Though it remains difficult to trace the origin of these superfamilies back to a precise date, together these lines of evidence suggest that their presence in eukaryotic genomes is likely to be very ancient.

Still, the question of optimum timing and a precise Date of Separation has implications for all divorcing women.

Preliminary results from three bone samples analyzed by Beta Analytic, a radiocarbon lab in Miami, Florida, found that one of the samples gave a precise date of 25,120 years, plus or minus 120 years--clearly within the Gravettian period.

The evolutionary history of RA is unique in that a precise date of introduction of RA into European-derived populations has been established.

"It's a very complex matter and I'm kind of reluctant to give a precise date for opening because even at this point of time many processes are not really within our hands," said the AEG executive.

Some of these poems begin (as he began all four of his novels) with a precise date stamp.

As mentioned in the introduction, interval censoring occurs in survival analysis when the event of interest is lacking a precise date and is only known to have occurred between two dates [ 4, 20].

BP onwards, rhythmic sedimentation attests to an increase in the duration and/or intensity of the dry season, giving a precise date for the local termination of the Holocene Optimum period.

One of them, an I.O.U., carries a precise date that corresponds to January 8, 57, making it the earliest known business document from London.