Sentence examples for a form of inheritance from inspiring English sources
This can be regarded as a form of inheritance across the entity space (encompassing people, places, roles), instead of the rule space above.
From this perspective, Endler's argument concerning natural selection might be rephrased to include material culture: (a) that there is variation in the technology humans make and use, (b) that some variants affect fitness, and (c) that a form of inheritance occurs when we learn how to make and use technology (information is passed from the teacher to learner).
Therefore, it is a form of inheritance that is independent of classical Mendelian inheritance.
She is one of the women battling tradition and male greed, which are depriving them of any form of inheritance.
The model can be adapted to any form of inheritance by specifying three properties: (i) the effects of transmissible variants on individual fitness, (ii) the rules of transmission from parent to offspring, and (iii) any changes that occur in individual phenotypes over an individual lifetime.
This would be a form of epigenetic inheritance [ 28], in contrast to the usual genetic encoding in DNA.
Horizontal gene transfer (HGT), a dominant evolutionary process, at least, in prokaryotes, appears to be a form of (quasi Lamarckian inheritance.
It is an intriguing possibility that defense system that involve integration of foreign DNA into genomes and thus represent a form of Lamarckian inheritance function in most cellular life forms.
Vertical transmission of behavioral variation (a form of 'social inheritance') may help populations adapt to environmental change if a novel behavior facilitates the use of a novel environment or provides a new way of interacting with the environment (Wcislo 1989; Duckworth 2009).
A mutant mouse has given scientists the first direct evidence for a theory explaining a rare form of inheritance.
We propose that the p.A31P cMyBP-C mutation results in an inheritance patterns that resembles a recessive form of inheritance in young MC cats.
