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recent [′rē·sənt]
(evolution)
Referring to taxa which still exist; the antonym of fossil.
Recent [′rē·sənt]
(geology)
Holocene


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We also assessed risk by histologic subtype of breast cancer, by schedule of the progestin component of EPT, and by recency of use.
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For example, if those who donated most recently six months ago have a 40 percent probability of donating again, then those with recency of 18 months will have a 20 percent probability, those with a recency of 30 months will have a 10 percent chance, etc.
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They say that a mathematical model based on the interaction of imitation and recency predicted the pattern fairly well, while predictions based on either imitation or recency alone couldn't come close.
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