Sentence examples for extant across from inspiring English sources

None other than Sgt. 1st Class Gregory McQueen, a man employed by the U.S. military's sexual assault and harassment program who is said to have "tried to recruit [a young private] to have sex with high-ranking soldiers and sexually assaulted her during what she termed an 'interview.'" All signs so far indicate that this is merely the tip of an iceberg that lies extant across the military.

In this manner, the lack of geographic structure or strong patterns of FST would not be indicative of widespread gene flow or LDD but rather the same genetic variants being introduced widely and remaining extant across a wide range.

One important source comes from phylogeographic studies of spatial patterns of molecular genetic differentiation among extant lineages across their geographic distributions (Avise 2000).

This set of microsatellites will provide a useful tool for studying population structure and understanding the genetic background of extant populations across the natural range of T. sinensis.

The 1990s were marked by a shift in emphasis from accumulating vast volumes of data to reducing overlap between databases and making use of extant data across various repository locations (Boguski and McIntosh, 2003).

Few large mammals show such phylogeographic evidence of strong influence by geological landforms in the form of genetic depauperation or change in the extant distributions across southern Angola, northeastern Botswana and southwestern Zambia [ 39].

Consistent with the extant literature across civil and forensic samples, patients in this study who absconded were more likely to have a history of problematic substance use, as well as a history of attempted absconding (although this latter variable did not emerge as a unique predictor in the context of regression analysis).

Flannery is the discoverer of dozens of mammal and dinosaur species, extant and extinct, across Australia and Melanesia.

Few of these very early examples survive, but the demand for Netherlandish altarpieces throughout Europe is evident from the many surviving examples still extant in churches across the continent.

Interestingly, the mitochondrial gene content is highly variable across extant eukaryotes.

The upper panel of Fig. 1C illustrates architecture plasticity potential for superfamilies across extant eukaryotic genomes.