Sentence examples for recent groups of from inspiring English sources
However, their stapes (the sound-conducting middle ear ossicle) is still robust, suggesting that their auditory acuity was not as good as in more recent groups of anapsids ( procolophonoids and turtles).
As one of the most sizeable recent groups of immigrants in the UK since 2004, the Poles in the UK make for a fertile case study to explore transnational engagement.
After studying coral and cephalopod fossils from rock layers spanning millennia, Schindewolf concluded that more recent groups of organisms could not have arisen from an accumulation of small changes in their ancestors.
The haplogroup frequencies from Arroyo Seco 2 and Laguna del Juncal are very similar to the haplogroup frequencies from recent groups of Central Argentina.
These factors might limit the generalisability of these results to other, or more recent, groups of refugees.
The more recent groups of residents (Groups B and C) showed a tendency to use the web-based logbook more than their older colleagues (see Figure 1).
The museum exhibits a recent group of self-portraits.
Many of the recent group of Irish crime writers (myself included) cite Connolly as the inspiration that got them writing.
The recent group of advertiser-sponsored projects vary in how far they push the society's guidelines.
But a recent group of studies suggests that purpose may be just as important to older adults, helping prevent cognitive and physical declines that can accompany aging.
At the campus event celebrating the most recent group of awardees, Talbot joined three other scientists who won the awards in previous years to talk about their research.
