Sentence examples for prior extant from inspiring English sources

From these, it is obvious that, depending strongly on the particular subsample of countries or years included in studies, the point estimates of growth using prior, extant methods based on night lights can be plausible but misleading and results can be spurious.

An exception of the prior therapy criteria was allowed for two metastatic melanoma patients who had previously refused to enter into any other extant clinical trials.

Dating with the Yule prior suggested that extant cycad genera diversified in the Paleogene and with two diversification rate shifts.

So, starting from an archaeal ancestor, one either has one mechanism, still in action today (phagocytosis) or two (one which evolved and disappeared only in the direct archaeal lineage ancestral to modern eukaryotes, plus phagocytosis, which evolved prior to radiation of extant eukaryotes and is widespread among extant eukaryotes).

Surprisingly, our results do not match prior findings in the extant literature.

Of the commentaries, the following are extant: On Prior Analytics I, Topics, Metaphysics, Meteorologica, and On Sense Perception.

It is proposed that the 'ancestral' karyotype has lost either a single metacentric or two telocentric chromosomes prior to divergence of extant species in this section (Cox et al., 1998).

Some verses in hexameter written by Roger to Maurice of Kirkham, the prior of Kirkham Priory, are extant and have been published as part of Maurice's works.

Mcm2-9 demonstrates diversificationversification by gene duplication prior to the LCEA of extant eukaryotic supergroups.

This implies that the duplication of trnH-rps19 gene cluster was prior to the diversification of extant monocot lineages.

The ubiquitous loss of these important genes in the phospholipid pathway prior to the evolution of extant eubartonellae certainly suggests that bartonellae had an early intracellular beginning.