Sentence examples for extant both from inspiring English sources

His early works on arithmetic and music are extant, both based on Greek handbooks by Nicomachus of Gerasa, a 1st-century-ce Palestinian mathematician.

Two works are extant, both in the style of mahākāvya: the Buddhacarita ("Life of the Buddha") and the Saundarānanda ("Of Sundarī and Nanda").

This is probably the best, I think, of Domingo's several extant performances, both video and audio, in the title role: there's an impulsive sensuality here and a heady glamour that make him unforgettable.

One is extant in both a Chinese and a Tibetan translation: Nyāya-mukha (Introduction to logic).

Interestingly, some domains are extant in both FYVE and PX proteins.

Remarkably, in several extant prokaryotes both classes of the enzyme coexist, a unique phenomenon that has yet to receive its due attention.

Most analyses based on morphological data for extinct, extant, or both kinds of taxa, have suggested a sister relationship of the Pterioidea and Pinnoidea [ 20- 24], except for one, which instead suggested a closer relationship of the Pterioidea and Ostreoidea [ 15].

Snails bearing Moorean Clade 1 mitochondria therefore appear to have established a discrete founder population in this Tahitian valley, where they now represent the only surviving partulids (T. Coote pers. observ ., and this clade remains tenuously extant on both Moorea (P. taeniata) and Tahiti (P. c. incrassa), as well as in captivity.

The pilot data extant for both study drugs support an onset of improvement within 2 weeks, so the 6-week study duration is expected to provide sufficient time to detect an antidepressant effect, to provide information about the persistence of the antidepressant effect over about 1 month from the anticipated onset of effect and to minimise dropouts.

Moreover, circumference can be more easily measured on both extant and fossil samples, providing a larger extant dataset and a more inclusive framework for future predictive studies.

The extant encoding of both the Ore Deposits data layer and the MRDS include a variety of attributes for both metallic and non-metallic minerals including: descriptive information about mineral deposits and/or commodities, the name of the deposit, its location, the type of commodity, its geologic characteristics, reserves, and publication references.