Sentence examples for to yield dates from inspiring English sources

Spurgeon et al. (2003) proposed that dead carbon was introduced during the dissolution cementation process, causing the cement to yield dates much older than when cementation likely occurred.

Actinide-rich epidote-group grains were isolated from Yangtze River and River Nile delta sediments, although only the grains from the Yangtze delta had 232Th/208Pb ratios sufficiently high to yield meaningful dates.

The new analyses yielded dates that are more precise, and refine the original geochronology for water availability at this location.

Organic material from the kettle lake sediments spanning multiple geomorphic locations (both inside and outside of the ice-contact margin) and previous radiocarbon dates from the entire Upper Peninsula yielded dates concentrating around 9,500 14C yr BP.

However, these very young molecular estimates rely on procedures expected on external grounds to yield artefactually young dates.

Therefore, many corrections are necessary to the raw radiocarbon age to yield a calendar date [124 128].

For each of these samples the determined values fulfill the criteria for gelatin assessed to yield reliable 14C dating.

These samples are the oldest ambers to date to yield useful chemotaxonomic data.

This work has demonstrated the use of resin chemistry in the Early Cretaceous, and these resins are the oldest resins to date to yield useful chemosystematic data.

Additional 40Ar/39Ar measurements for andesitic and dacitic lava flows from the surrounding volcanic terrain yield dates of between 11.94±0.13 Ma and 5.48±0.07 Ma, corresponding to an extended period of Miocene volcanism which defines much of the landscape in this region.

Limited, retrospective information about children considered for DCD in North America had to date yielded data of considerable disparity with regards to the time to death after withdrawal of life-sustaining treatment.