Sentence examples for to date more precisely from inspiring English sources

In particular, the morpho-chronological data from the Sessano basin allow us to date more precisely the main tectonic phases that occurred during the Middle Pleistocene in this sector of the Apennine chain.

Here we attempt to date more precisely the two separate insertions of GRD sequences into the genomes of ancestral Nicotiana species.

A nucleotidic phylogenetic analysis was performed to date more precisely the retroposition event.

In addition, our analyses show two duplicate AGL6 sequences for Crocus in Liliales (CsatAGL6a, CsatAGL6b) that we are unable to date more precisely.

However, we could not date more precisely this duplication event due to weak statistical supports in this part of the tree, and due to the small number of proteomes available for protists related to MIC (Nucleariidae and Apusozoa).

Due to the low number of proteomes available for Nucleariidae and Apusozoa (only one of each in our database) and weak statistical branch supports, we could not date more precisely this gene duplication event.

Most of this vernacular poetry cannot be dated more precisely than to the 13th or 14th century.

The five-storey building was constructed in 1693, so the well pre-dates that, and the Suffolk Archaeological Service is expected to carry out more research to try to date it more precisely.

D'Abetot's widow Adeliza granted her dower lands in the county of Worcestershire to Beauchamp, which was confirmed by King Henry sometime between 1123 and 1129, although the document cannot be dated more precisely than that.

More precise dating in 2010 by Longrich found that the second youngest ash can actually be dated more precisely than thought by Sullivan (2006), only having an error range of 0.18 million years.

This indirect method compares accompanying animal fossils with those found in other African sites that have been dated more precisely using radiometric methods.