Sentence examples for the recent ages from inspiring English sources

We did not observe significant shift of the mean SDS z-scores (P > 0.30; Supplementary Fig. 6), which might suggest that Neanderthal-derived sequences were not apparently under significant selection pressure in the recent ages in the Japanese population.

Hence, in the recent ages, this technique becomes very conventional and can be used as a traditional seed particle to stimulate the growth.

The name Anthropocene is derived from Greek and means the "recent age of man".

Preserved remnants of this now uplifted peneplain have survived at high elevations in this high-energy Mediterranean environment mostly because of the recent age of the vertical uplift, which has outpaced opportunities for denudation to erode all of the uplifting plateau.

It was no surprise to receive a fresh batch of feedback on the recent "age bias" column — which was made up of tips and advice from Workologist readers aimed at (as this reader notes) "older" workers having the perhaps challenging experience of being hired or managed by people of a younger generation.

With a colleague, Eugene Stoermer, Dr Crutzen suggested this age be called the Anthropocene—"the recent age of man".The term has slowly picked up steam, both within the sciences (the International Commission on Stratigraphy, ultimate adjudicator of the geological time scale, is taking a formal interest) and beyond.

This may indicate either the recent age of the creek or of Smith Bay.

The incidence of SAH increases with age, and this tendency is of peculiar note given the recent aging of the population.

The objective of this study was to examine the recent age-specific cancer survival trends and age-specific quality of cancer data in Estonia.

Osteoarthritis (OA) is a serious problem in the recent aging society, and early diagnosis and intervention of articular cartilage degeneration are very important for the onset of OA.

Supporting the recent age of some of these HTs, we uncovered intact full-length, potentially active IS607 copies in the amoeba Acanthamoeba castellani.