Sentence examples for recovered date from inspiring English sources

The recovered date of this shift at 14 Ma is congruent with an increase in ecological opportunity in Hispaniola and Cuba and a time at which new environments were being created as a result of geological processes (e.g. uplift of Cordilleras, unification of Cuban land blocks) [ 39, 40].

In Robin Hood Cave, also in Creswell Crags, a horse tooth was recovered dating from between 32,000 to 24,000 BC; this cave has also preserved one of the earliest examples of prehistoric artwork in Britain – an engraving of a horse, on a piece of horse bone.

Previous studies estimating the age of the Monodon/ Phocoena divergence also recovered dates as different as 10.5 Ma 28 and 21.0 Ma. 29 Curiously, the work with the oldest estimate was also the one with fewer taxonomic samplings, 29 supporting the results found here.

But other requirements are much tougher, like a substantial increase in the amount of money the state must recover from Medicaid fraud prosecutions, a target much higher than the amount any state has recovered to date.

One patient had motoric and sensory sequelae of an EMG-proven axonotmesis of the ulnar nerve that has only partially recovered to date.

The response of airborne systems to the Sellafield particles recovered to date has also been simulated, and the proportion of the existing radiocaesium background in the vicinity of the nuclear site has been established.

Megraw's body is the tenth to be recovered to date.

The bodies of Potts and Walker have not been recovered to date.

The group has been looted, recovered ceramics date to the Late and Terminal Classic.

The fossil species D. dunmalli, described by Bartholomai in 1971, is the oldest species recovered to date.

No evidence has been recovered to date that would indicate any children at the preschool were involved in Ramirez's alleged activities, according to authorities.