Sentence examples for what extant from inspiring English sources

The individual values in Table 4 show that to what extant certain substitutions are favored or avoided depending on corresponding LOSMeso score +ve or -ve, respectively.

In drawing inferences about ancestral sequences, it is also important to be selective about what extant homologs to include in the analysis.

Like each variable's contribution to inequality, the absolute value of the contribution to the change of inequality signifies to what extant the change can be attributed to each variable.

Oral transmission was probably common, and the survival of much of what is extant is fortuitous.

(Obviously this is part of what the extant +1 button does, but we are building it again from scratch).

What is extant suggests a close doctrinal affinity with Plotinus, except for the fragment of the Parmenides commentary for which the authorship and relationship to Porphyry is disputed.

What the extant literature does suggest is that victimisation is particularly likely to occur amongst mental health clients who are female [ 5, 13], homeless or itinerant [ 12, 14], or those who have more severe psychotic symptoms [ 2, 15], co-morbid substance abuse [ 15, 16], or criminal offending histories [ 17].

To what extent have these evolutionary processes shaped the sRNA content of extant genomes?

Legitimate slavery is an important concept in Locke's political philosophy largely because it tells us what the legitimate extant of despotic power is and defines and illuminates by contrast the nature of illegitimate slavery.

What remains an extant concern is of course, Beck's depiction of his encounter with Goldberg and Walters.

So though it's no longer extant, what better than these cookies to pair with a cold drink poured from a vintage Adohr glass milk bottle.