However, no general standards are extant that help countries facing low participation rates to analyze their data to verify the bias risk due to poor response rates.
Two main branches of Abhidharma are extant: that of the Theravāda ('Doctrines of the Elders'), which became dominant in Sri Lanka and southeast Asia, and that of the Sarvāstivāda (the 'All Exists School'), which flourished in North India and provided the basis for the development of later Abhidharma and Mahāyāna schools in India, and later on in Central and East Asia.
The network generated for intron + HEG sequences shows three main clusters connected by median vectors, which represent missing intermediates, that is extant haplotype that was not sampled or an extinct ancestral haplotype [ 37].
Porphyry wrote a commentary on Aristotle's Categories that is extant and another longer one, Ad Gedalium, that is lost except for some fragments.
The painting of the Moon deity, the only one of the 12 that is extant, exemplifies the style of iconography introduced by Shōga and continued by the Takuma family.
In the USA, this is one of the forms of 'payment for ecosystem services' that is extant though seldom acknowledged as such.
By extension, successful (that is, extant) lineages will have selected and retained these capacities.
This is important considering that workers seeking to calibrate molecular phylogenies are ploughing the literature for information on the timing of origination of crown (that is, extant) clades.
Importantly, the value of our characterization of the genome landscape of the CC resource depends on whether a given CC line that is extant today eventually survives the inbreeding process and becomes available to the research community.
The 25 leaves now lost must have been extant when that note was written.
