Sentence examples for reconstructing early from inspiring English sources

This paper presents the first study that combines the use of ancient crop and animal stable isotopes (carbon and nitrogen) and Zooarchaeology Mass Spectrometry species identification (ZooMS) for reconstructing early farming practices at Kouphovouno, a Middle Late Neolithic village in southern Greece (c. 5950 4500 cal. BC).

Reconstructing early cleavage stage mouse conceptuses from appropriate numbers of 'corresponding' blastomeres taken from conceptuses with similar patterns of cell division avoids problems inherent in potency testing isolated blastomeres [7], [8].

They do, however, indicate the significance of the cnidarian lineage for reconstructing early Hox gene evolution.

Reconstructing early evolutionary events like the origins of informational and operational genes, membranes, and photophosphorylation is difficult because early evolutionary events can be masked by subsequent gene flows.

Andrew consistently finds great pleasure in stratifying and reconstructing today's social norms by means of non-heteronormative practices, i.e., Bye, Felicia.

Here we investigate, via a case study for a catchment in eastern Australia, the novel use of an Antarctic ice-core based rainfall reconstruction within a Budyko-framework to reconstruct ∼1000 years of annual streamflow.

"It could not be reconstructed today.

Then she's called for another lesson in obstetrics in a dingy reconstructed 1950s dining room.

Although little of the historic old city remains, the reconstructed 1634 Church of SS.

Here's hoping the resulting album is better than the title song reconstructed last year for "This Is It".

Tsu Park contains a museum, and the castle site is occupied by a library and a reconstructed (1958) castle turret.