Sentence examples for extent of surviving from inspiring English sources

It shows previous estimates of the extent of surviving coral-reefs have been grossly exaggerated.

Some hollows, cracks and lines interpreted in the past as carvings have been revealed as natural features, but what astonished Susan Greaney, an English Heritage historian and expert on Stonehenge, is the extent of surviving tool marks.

A council spokesperson said: "The extent of the surviving castle ruins is not fully known.

The tower was rediscovered during routine maintenance work in 1912, and excavations below the Half Moon Battery revealed the extent of the surviving buildings.

This rich history has left its mark on the seabed but accurate maps showing the location and character of surviving seabed archaeology do not exist to the same extent as for archaeology on land.

Treatment with PD184352 alone reduced the percentage of surviving cells in both cell lines to a similar extent, and this was more obvious at 48 h.

To some extent that's what it is, if human interest includes the pain and frustration of surviving the death of a loved one (or breadwinner) in battle.

The number of surviving plants was recorded.

Based upon the distribution of spatial extents of the survived clusters, an implicit cluster size or extent was generated to achieve the final corrected P value (here, P < 0.05) for controlling the FWE.

That has left Madeira with "much the largest extent of laurel forest surviving in the world, with a unique suite of plants and animals," according to the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, which named the Madeiran laurisilva a World Heritage Site in 1999.

It remains unknown to what extent the surviving record may represent the fabrications of corrupt court officials or her own possible fabrications to protect state secrets.