Sentence examples for common extant from inspiring English sources

In addition to the common extant applications of hEB, aggregates generated via these methods exhibit consistent levels of symmetry and self-organization not attainable using more traditional methods, laying the foundations for a new paradigm of in vitro tissue-level differentiation.

Our ancient sequences were also similar to this common extant haplotype with a single mutation step away from it, thus suggesting genetic continuity between Norway spruce populations.

Endogamy has been common among extant and historical aristocracies, religious groups, ethnic groups, and social classes.

When humerofemoral midshaft circumferences are compared, the difference between OH 62 and AL 288-1 is fairly common in extant species.

Harrison offers the irrelevant response: "I don't know that the multiple-books deal at the larger houses is quite so common, if extant at all".

It is common for extant castles to be the result of several phases of construction, and were adapted and added to over the period of their use; however Château Gaillard essentially is the result of one period of building.

Harrison offers the irrelevant response: "I don't know that the multiple-books deal at the larger houses is quite so common, if extant at all". Larimer--and I--are not talking about the multiple-book deal, for heaven's sake.

Hybridization seems to be common among extant papioninan taxa, even between genera [ 11, 12, 76, 77].

In contrast, the elephant shark seems to have already acquired the basic sets of chemokines and chemokine receptors that are common in extant vertebrates (Fig. 5).

360, 91405 Orsay Cedex, France In this paper, G. Jékely proposes a hypothesis to explain the origin of phagotrophy, an essential property common to extant eukaryotic lines, in protoeukaryotic ancestors.

Proximal apertures predominate in the spores of mosses, lycophytes and ferns while distal apertures are more common in extant seed plants including gymnosperms, cycads and early-divergent angiosperms [ 52].