Sentence examples for predominantly extant from inspiring English sources

In this regard, we are unsure as to why AmphoB specifically overcomes IFITM2 and IFITM3 while leaving IFITM1's actions predominantly extant.

Predominantly, extant research has been confined to small, non-controlled, and non-randomised studies without long-term follow-up [ 14], with only a few exceptions [ 15, 16].

That the IC Model has been supported in detailed analysis of two disparate groups (the South American notoungulates and most rodents), as well as a phylogenetically broad sample of predominantly extant mammals, suggests that this developmental mechanism may have been established early in mammalian evolution.

One recently-described method [ 7] for including data from fossil representatives as node priors into analyses that predominantly sample extant taxa presents a promising avenue for circumventing issues of misleading patterns among extant taxa, as well as issues of poor phylogenetic resolution and patchiness in data coverage for many fossil groups.

As should be clear from the above, Auriol's extant works are predominantly theological in nature, having been composed in connection with his duties as a theological student and teacher.

Both forms are known in cnidarians and molluscs, with the massive exoskeletons of extant scleractinian corals consisting predominantly of the latter.

Early fungal evolution took place among predominantly aquatic, zoosporic lineages, represented by extant Cryptomycota, Chytridiomycota, and Blastocladiomycota (Ebersberger et al. 2012; Torruella et al. 2012; James et al. 2013).

A further feature of the extant studies is that they predominantly refer to Great Britain and the United States.

Following climate-driven dysoxic mass extinctions in the deep sea, shallow-water organisms have recolonised the deep sea and the extant deep-sea fauna appears predominantly to comprise both ancient and more recent radiations of shallow-water lineages.

A possible explanation for this is that the first taxa of each monophylum supposedly had, and their extant progeny may still retain, predominantly plesiomorphic traits compared to the more derived members of the clade.

Phylogenetic analyses have supported the relatedness of extant deep-sea and shallow-water species, predominantly consistent with diversification and invasion of deep-sea environments from shallow water, albeit over differing timescales.