Sentence examples for the estimated dates from inspiring English sources

The new report notes that it's probably not a coincidence that the estimated dates for the emergence of the chytrid pandemic is roughly the same period as the "big bang" in international trade.

Time to immunological progression, the interval between the estimated dates of infection and immunological progression, was assessed with Kaplan Meier plots.

The mean Ks values and the estimated dates for all segmental duplication events corresponding to WRKY genes are listed in Table  2.

The mean Ks values and the estimated dates for all segmental duplication events corresponding to expansin genes are listed in Table  3.

The estimated dates associated with the most recent common ancestor were 1998 (highest posterior density interval 1993 2001) for the concatenated G and N data and 1995 (highest posterior density interval 1990 2000) for G data only.

Given the proposed origin of Maghreb ancestors in North Africa, our network dating suggested a divergence of North Western African populations from Eastern African as early as 32 000 YBP, which is close to the estimated dates to the origin of E-P2 macrohaplogroup.

A century ago, astronomers calculated that such an eclipse occurred over the Greek islands on April 16, 1178 B.C., the only one in the region around the estimated date of the sack of Troy.

Rest assured that if unemployment were to fall more rapidly and wages were to rise accordingly, markets would dramatically move forward the estimated date of the first interest rate increase.

Now we discuss different ways to compute f j, the estimated date by which part j will be finished.

Let f j be the estimated date by which part j will be finished (repaired and ready to leave the group).

"Day Zero" was originally set for April 22, but officials moved up the estimated date on Monday after finding that dam water levels in the region have continued to fall, despite residents' conservation efforts.