The patients with type 2 diabetes were substantially older than those with type 1 diabetes (63.6 ± 11.8 vs. 37.6 ± 12.9 years, respectively) and had a greater proportion of South Asian/African Caribbean patients (15.1 vs. 3.9%, respectively).
For the single-population models explored, we included simulations under the A model parameterization but with substantially older demographic events (T = 1.5; events occurring 3 N A generations ago, where N A is the ancestral effective population size).
Unfortunately the crown age and subsequent timing of diversification of angiosperms remains one of the most vexing questions in evolutionary biology, with some molecular estimates [ 42, 49, 61] substantially older (~100 Myr) than the oldest reported crown angiosperm fossils [ 29].
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They are also substantially older, and that contributes to higher pay -- 46percentt of federal employees are 50 or older, compared with 31percentt of private-sector workers.
"Gene coalescent times can be substantially older than species divergence times", explained Dr dos Reis.
Both were substantially older than the Fitzwilliam foetus, at 25 and 37 weeks into gestation.
"And it doesn't seem to be effective even for children substantially older than age three".
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In contrast, calibration densities modeled with the Cauchy distribution (strategies 3 and 4) exhibit strong truncation effects in the time priors, resulting in substantially older time estimates.
