Sentence examples for year of extinction from inspiring English sources

The sensitivity of our results to plausible increases or decreases in treatment rates and/or HIV-1 rates (Table S4) suggests that the median year of extinction would vary by no more than 1 year.

After 81 years of "extinction", the phasmids were back.

In Scotland, beavers have become the first mammal to be officially reintroduced and protected as a native animal after 400 years of extinction.

Following a pattern we've seen before, it's clear that Game of Thrones showrunners are hurriedly writing in unimpressive displays of Daenerys's flaws so that we feel less guilty when it's revealed that Jon is the true (read: male) heir to the throne, despite Dany being the older Targaryen who also brought dragons back into the world after a hundred years of extinction.

To generate distributions of years to extinction, we determined times to extinction for 1000 matrices (Ai) for each scenario.

Although 2007 was a far more difficult year, the pace of extinction slowed; in the first nine months just 409 funds gave up the ghost.

After years of near extinction, many of our orchids are making a comeback.

Still, there is a sense that after years of near extinction, a new generation of home audiophiles is emerging to follow in the footsteps of guys like Mr. Elias.

"Based on our dating of the lavas we can be pretty certain that the volcanism and the impact occurred within 50,000 years of the extinction, so it becomes somewhat artificial to distinguish between them as killing mechanisms.

In these situations it was found that the number of plants to establish at t = 0 had a significant but moderately weak and positive influence on the longevity of the population (years to extinction, R = 0·22, P = 0·01; Fig.  3B).

A year after the events of Extinction, the Alice clones (Milla Jovovich) attempt to kill Albert Wesker Shawn Robertss) at the current Umbrella Headquarters, a huge structure just beneath Shibuya Square.