Sentence examples for those extant from inspiring English sources

Many chōka have been lost; the shortest of those extant are 7 lines long, the longest have 150 lines.

It is likely Rembrandt made many more drawings in his lifetime than 2,000, but those extant are more rare than presumed.

Kaniyambadi has intensive community- and hospital-based health care services and other inputs that exceed those extant in other parts of rural and semi-rural India.

The opisthosoma of the fossil is long but not as elongate as in those extant Nephila in which it is more than twice as long as wide (e.g. N. pilipes) [ 18].

Within this group, more seedlings were recorded from soil cores taken from populations extant for 5 years compared with those extant for 1 year but the difference was not significant (5 years old, 171·67 ± 54·76 seeds/m; 1 year old, 110·42 ± 86·19 seeds/m; F1,8 = 0·36, P = 0·56), with a pooled average of 141·04 ± 49·21 seeds/m (Fig.  4).

Our results agree with previous findings showing that baboons display PDPs more similar in overall proportions to those of extant humans rather than those of extant great apes, although being shorter and displaying a larger base (Figure 3).

Gaudeamus' molars are similar to those of the extant cane rat Thryonomys, and multiple authorities have aligned Gaudeamus with Thryonomys to the exclusion of other living and extinct African hystricognaths; recent phylogenetic analyses have, however, also suggested affinities with South American caviomorphs or Old World porcupines (Hystricidae).

Our findings, along with those in the extant literature, offer several practical lessons for 'getting on with what works'.

Behzadi and Vingron (2006) proposed an optimization algorithm to reconstruct the domain architectures of ancestral proteins from those of the extant species.

Fossils of Hydrocharitaceae have been found in Europe including those of the extant genera Vallisneria, Hydrilla, Ottelia, Thalassia, Stratiotes, Hydrocharis and Najas from the Eocene, Oligocene and Miocene [ 16- 18].

Thus, this leads us to hypothesize that the manual proportions of Orrorin might have more closely resembled those of early and middle Miocene apes than those of extant apes, which would have diverged towards a different direction from the same ancestral morphotype.