Sentence examples for found in the extant from inspiring English sources

The basic stories are derived from the popular lore of the ancient Middle East; parallels can be found in the extant literature of the peoples of the area.

Theoretical models that explain citizens' participation in the planning processes found in the extant literature do not adequately reflect the widespread realities of developing countries.

In addition, there could be other motives that are relevant in explaining the remitting behaviour of Kenyan siblings besides those that are to be found in the extant literature.

These motifs were originally recognized as patterns recurrently found in the extant transcriptional network when compared to a degree-preserving random one.

Further, the presence of a green sulfur bacteria-like cbb3-type cytochrome oxidase gene cluster in A. dehalogenans strain 2CP-C that includes genes with sequence similarity to other anaerobic delta-Proteobacteria genes suggests that the respiratory versatility found in the extant delta-Proteobacteria is actually an innovation on aerobic respiration made possible by acquisition of foreign genes.

While problems that are inherent in the use of simple stimuli may partly explain some of the inconsistencies found in the extant literature, a previous study which did not find significant visual aftereffects induced by imagined complex stimuli such as faces [20] warrants further considerations of other factors such as participants' familiarity of the experimental tasks and stimuli.

Our data indicate that a CNV found in the largest extant mouse RI panel, a large inbred strain panel, an outbred laboratory mouse population and wild-caught mice causes an eQTL for Glo1.

The largest expansion is found in A. thiersii with 85 extant elements.

A whole-genome duplication event in the history of Saccharomyces has generated 'twin genes' found in the genomes of extant species [ 42] and it is plausible that SET3 and SET4 genes are a consequence of this event.

We conclude that Pollicipes 5S rDNA is subjected to birth-and-death evolution with strong purifying selection that explains the low levels of variation found in the 5S and the extant variation of NTS sequences.

This condition that can be also found in the thumb of all extant great apes, especially in Pongo and Pan, in which locomotor selection pressures have probably favored the lengthening and increased strength of digits II-V [18].