Sentence examples for extant in which from inspiring English sources

He composed a treatise on allegory and history, no longer extant, in which he criticized Origen, considered the most influential theologian of the early Greek church, for ignoring the literal sense of Scripture.

As if Berry wasn't busy enough, CBS just announced that the Oscar-winner is set to star in Steven Spielberg's new drama "Extant," in which she'll play an astronaut who returns home after a year in space and tries to reconnect with her family.

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.

This picture is strongly suggested both by his Life of Plotinus and the Sententiae, the only extant work in which he lays out his basic philosophical views that is with certainty attributable to him.

Since there is a close relationship between jaw movements, occlusal wear and a food's physical properties [38] [43], [60], interpretations of masticatory behavior from wear facet analyses allow us to reconstruct the dietary habits of fossil or extant species in which tooth to tooth occlusion occurs.

The data were derived instead from the extant literature in which authors chose to perform genotyping.

This comment would have been valid if we were measuring the number of changes between extant sequences (in which case asymmetry would have been simply divergence).

The opisthosoma of the fossil is long but not as elongate as in those extant Nephila in which it is more than twice as long as wide (e.g. N. pilipes) [ 18].

Sulfolobus solfataricus is an extant crenarchaeon in which conjugation involves tight cell-to-cell apposition and is mediated by biofilm formation in response to detrimental exposure to UV radiation [ 63- 65].

This is particularly interesting in the context of extant literature in which tobacco smoking is often correlated with lower blood pressure levels but confounded by low body mass among many smokers (11); in the present analysis, we can separate out the 2 risk factors to identify how blood pressure is related to smoking when taking into account the distribution of BMI.

That the primordial code would have this particular organization is strongly suggested by the structure of the extant code in which redundancy is concentrated almost entirely in the third base; apparently, it is the first and, especially, the second bases that ensure the stability of the interaction between codons and cognate anticodons [ 30].