Sentence examples for the time encompassed from inspiring English sources

Ray considered "Ekbletomys" to be most closely related to Oryzomys albigularis, a species which at the time encompassed virtually all forms now placed in the genus Nephelomys.

His travel to and residency in the South was Du Bois' first experience with Southern racism, which at the time encompassed Jim Crow laws, bigotry, suppression of black voting, and lynchings; the latter reached a peak in the next decade.

That is, the time encompassed by all fossils in each bin is actually the sum of the time represented by the individual fossil localities, which is a relatively small fragment of the overall duration of the bin.

Abundance predictions were considered correct if the range of abundances that a model predicted a species should obtain 95% of the time encompassed the observed abundance value.

Treatment technique, treatment planning and radiation therapy technology were not changed significantly in our institution during the time encompassing the studies on the two groups.

At the 5-min time point, the patients were instructed to answer the SF-MPQ based on the experience during the time encompassing injection and the 5 min after injection, whereas at preinjection they were instructed to answer based on their current pain.

This study was performed in 2006 and American Heart Association and ERC guidelines at that time encompassed the training of ventilation during BLS.

Using branch lengths calculated by maximum likelihood, with a molecular clock enforced, the total time encompassed by the most likely resolution of the tree seen in figure 1 is approximately 5500 MY (estimated by summing the lengths of all the branches and converting to MY).

On Nov. 6, 1789, he was appointed bishop of Baltimore a diocese at that time encompassing the entire United States; he was consecrated the following year.

Since technical terms have changed over the large period of time encompassed by the study and since no clear distinction has been made along the reviewed literature, repeated microtrauma, repetitive loading, repetitive strain, cumulative trauma and hand-arm vibration were considered synonyms.

This is consistent with the fact that the average repose time (time encompassed between two successive recorded anomalies) is ~ 10 days, with the longest period of thermal rest (~ 300 days) recorded between January and October 2016 (Fig. 5a).