Sentence examples for extant before from inspiring English sources

Each of the 70 or more Pueblo villages extant before Spanish colonization was politically autonomous, governed by a council composed of the heads of religious societies.

At the centre of the republic's banking system is the Bank of Estonia (extant before the Soviet period and reestablished in 1990).

24 Untreated GK rats, which were 4 weeks old at the beginning of the experiment, showed mild hyperglycemia (167.2±11.6 mg/dL) that slowly progressed until 14 weeks old, indicating that disease was extant before 4 weeks of age.

Our results suggest that the expansion of the mammalian RNase A superfamily, which established the 13 ancient gene lineages, occurred in the common ancestor of all extant mammals before the divergence between the prototherian and the therian lineages (∼220 Ma).

The morphological fossil evidence that there are no unambiguously eukaryotic fossils that can reliably be assigned to extant phyla before about 800 My ago [ 129] should not be so lightly dismissed.

In other words, the Interim Guidelines don't let DHS simply assume that whoever shared the CTI did its job and removed personally identifiable information, but requires DHS — and any other federal entity that subsequently receives that information — to re-review and remove any extant personal information before sharing it further.

Some scientists propose that these geometric shapes could be fossilized microbes extant on Mars before the meteorite was blasted into space by a meteor strike and sent on a 15 million-year voyage to Earth.

In contrast, molecular studies have suggested markedly older origins for many superordinal groups and that some extant orders diversified before the K T boundary.

Zospeum may have arrived in Europe before extant members of Carychium.

The colonisation of a novel ancestral host, related to the extant Plurinerves, occurred before the inferred onset of climatic cycling and more rapid desert expansion over the Quaternary period.

Writing was chiefly used for administration, and until about 2650 bc no continuous texts are preserved; the only extant literary texts written before the early Middle Kingdom (c. 1950 bc) seem to have been lists of important traditional information and possibly medical treatises.