Sentence examples for which extant from inspiring English sources

The immediate results of these discussions were the formation of the Ocean Biogeographic Information System (OBIS), a system of databases in which extant knowledge was collected, and the History of Marine Animal Populations (HMAP) project, which endeavoured to survey historical data for indications of human impact on the oceans.

Here, we attempt to better understand this association by identifying the evolutionary pathways by which extant architectures may have evolved.

The rise of new multinationals in countries like Brazil provides an opportunity to revisit and carefully construct theories of how firms internationalize, a topic on which extant theory is weak.

Diastereoselective cyclizations are also known, in which extant stereocenters direct the cyclization.

The virus was found to be a novel strain of influenza for which extant vaccines against seasonal flu provided little protection.

In this way he derived Stammbäume (genealogical trees), which he depicted as a proper botanical trees [ 106, 107] to which extant biological taxa were assigned.

Variance-based disparity measures may be overestimated in fissipeds relative to pinnipeds, because more dissimilar taxa were sampled for fissipeds, in order to cover their extant phylogenetic and ecological breadth without fully sampling their species diversity, than for pinnipeds, for which most extant and some fossil species were sampled.

He wrote a number of works on religious subjects, none of which is extant.

This comedy, which is extant only in fragments, was produced at the festival of the Great Dionysia.

The artist has erased the rest of the word, which is extant in the title.

The vocal music consists chiefly of church cantatas in a variety of forms, more than 100 of which are extant.