While it is possible that this process was historically ongoing at low frequency, extensive hybridization and introgression appear to be recent phenomena, likely resulting from anthropogenic habitat modification and dramatic population declines caused by direct persecution [12], [20].
"You indicated here that this was some historical document, and I'm asking you whether it is not the case that you learned in the P.D.B. memo of Aug. 6 that the F.B.I. was saying it had information that preparations -- not historically, but ongoing preparations -- were being made consistent with hijackings within the United States," he said.
Following sociocultural and dialogical traditions, this empirical study investigates the textual presentation of conclusions as ongoing practice related to historically grounded, disciplinary traditions.
"However, while activity is still at historically low levels given ongoing caution among both lenders and consumers, during May and the first half of June it switched back to pre-April levels.
Temporal organization of taxonomic data can be used to identify interesting biological epochs relative to historically significant events and ongoing efforts.
These four diagnostic sites in two genes of course do not preclude the possibility of other strains present historically or currently, and our ongoing work will further describe variability in historic and extant strains.
The ongoing slump subdues demand for loans, even as historically low interest rates hold down the profitability of the credit that it does extend to customers.
The ongoing reforms are located within and impacted by historically difficult federal-province relations and a highly contested political climate.
The same processes which have historically created dog breeds are still ongoing, and create further subdivision within current dog breeds.
The conductor, a pioneer of historically-informed performance practice, has an ongoing relationship with the College as both a visiting professor and a guest conductor with the RCM Symphony Orchestra.
