Sentence examples for examples extant from inspiring English sources

Some of the most ancient enamel examples extant belong to this class, and examples employing both champlevé and cloisonné are not uncommon.

There are numerous original examples extant, some in the archives of the Department of State and others in the Manuscript Division of the Library of Congress.

Fortunately, there are several examples extant for the utility of multifunctional drugs, compounds, or drug mixtures that act on multiple additive or synergistic targets.

This car was said by the auction company to be the most comprehensively and authentically restored example extant, wearing an $80,000 paint job in attractive aquamarine blue.

Generally, Mr. Murray has given performances worth paying attention to in movies that no one sees, like his physical inhabitation of Hunter S. Thompson in "Where the Buffalo Roam," perhaps the only film example extant of Mr. Murray's ability to depict vulnerability and physical threat simultaneously.

For example, extant neuroimaging research on established BP has suggested that the volume of gray matter (GM) decreases in the regions underpinning emotion processing and regulation and cognitive processes, such as the ventrolateral prefrontal cortex (vlPFC), orbitofrontal cortex (OFC) and amygdala (Phillips and Swartz, 2014).

For example, extant literature has demonstrated that young Indigenous people who use drugs and have experienced childhood sexual abuse are twice as likely to be living with HIV infection [ 9], and those who had at least one parent who attended residential school are twice as likely to be living with HCV infection [ 20].

Examples of extant buildings from the City Beautiful period are Union Station in Washington, D.C., the Field Museum in Chicago, and the Boston Public Library in Boston.

Dulce melos, also spelled Doulcemele, (French: "sweet song"), a rectangular stringed keyboard musical instrument of the late European Middle Ages, known entirely from written records; no original examples are extant.

In the past decade, it has become clear that protostomes and deuterostomes inherited both types of photoreceptor, and there are many examples of extant species in which rhabdomeric and ciliary photoreceptors coexist.

In other words, we do not expect to find examples of extant organisms retaining transitional forms of eyes corresponding to all the evolutionary steps that led up to the vertebrate eye; organisms with intermediate forms of eye configuration are unlikely to have been able to compete effectively against other organisms with improved eyes.