Sentence examples for relatively date from inspiring English sources

In order to relatively date the trees we included sequences from Ciona intestinalis and Drosophila melanogaster.

By studying many species it is possible to relatively date events such as degeneration or losses of individual peptides within the precursors or even entire genes.

Sequences from Drosophila melanogaster and Ciona intestinalis (or Ciona savignyi or Branchiostoma floridae) were used as outgroups in the phylogenetic analyses in order to relatively date duplications.

Dating of duplication events can also be obtained by using information from several species, thereby making it possible to relatively date the origin of genes in relation to speciation events.

Secondly, the existing literature relies mostly on relatively dated data (for example, Heckman et al. 2006 and Cebi 2007 use NLSY1979; Coleman and Deleire 2003 uses NELS1988; and, in the UK, Carneiro et al. 2007 uses the NCDS1958 birth cohort) and does not have a specific focus on personality traits in adolescence (Chamorro-Premuzic and Furnham 2003; Delaney et al. 2013).

Two relatively dated meta-analyses of this literature have identified key risk factors for recidivism in adult offenders, including a history of criminal activity, juvenile delinquency, criminogenic needs, antisocial personality and socialisation with other prisoners (Bonta et al. 1998; Gendreau et al. 1996).

Moreover, to our knowledge only a relatively dated meta-analysis had evaluated the effect of statins on the risk of specific hematological cancer.

However, the studies upon which the recommendations related to CRC screening were based only upon FOBT as the screening modality and were relatively dated, having been published in 1986 , 1989 and 1990 [ 15- 17].

The wheel arrived in Egypt at the relatively late date of about 1600 bc.

The technique of rubbing began to be practiced in the West at a relatively late date.

The clan's takeover of the capital, and the nation, is of relatively recent date.