Voorbeelden van predating

• For instance, all studies of climate predating instrumental and written records use indirect indices of climate that have limits on accuracy and completeness of coverage.

• First, culture may be an ancestral state predating the cetacean split from their terrestrial ancestors.

• A sharp and significant decline in age at diagnosis was found, predating echocardiography.

• It contains no fewer than 522 items predating 1600.

• None of the birds ever predated the seeds, however, both species of squirrel rarely dropped the fruits without predating the seeds.

• Squirrels were responsible for dropping and/or predating 11.4% of seeds.

• It is suggested that mice may also affect the island's ecology by predating on seabird chicks.

• Specific issues of one or both parents predating the birth of the infant may have 'sensitised' them.

• The most reliable symptom complex predating mania is depression.

• More pertinently in this situation, by predating language and social structure, dance emerges as the true and free expression of humanity.

• Epidemiological studies dealing with congenital heart disease and predating echocardiography were hampered by the lack of a non-invasive diagnostic technique and the attendant risk of existing invasive techniques12.

• Additional criteria included a date of birth predating the 20th century by as much time as possible, to enable the greatest time depth for real-time analysis.

• In particular, purely spatial turnover in species composition across sites, as well as environmental variables indicative of spatial habitat heterogeneity predating fragmentation events, are frequently neglected.

• They are predating heavily on all our inland fisheries.

• I am sure that there was evidence predating that survey.