Sentence examples for a lineage to from inspiring English sources

This is done using the following criterion: since A and B are siblings in the gene tree, either the ancestral gene AB must have been present in the last common ancestor of A and B in the species tree or a lateral transfer event has occurred from the A lineage to the B lineage (or vice versa).

There is a lineage to it.

In fact, like Norah Jones' much-vaunted jazz chops, the Billie Holiday tag exists primarily as bait - there to lure the all-important middle-aged Parky crowd, who require reassurance that the stuff they listen to is not a kind of aural soft furnishing, but "real music" with a lineage to a pre-rock'n'roll golden age.

In some areas of the coast, lineage-owned names were given to individual fish traps (Blackman 1990; De Laguna 1972), thus tying a lineage to the use of particular traps.

One family of Pazeh became members of the local gentry complete with a lineage to Fujian province.

But this isn't an impression of United States today so much as it is a look at contemporary artists who are committed to the medium of photography as a life's pursuit and a lineage to work within.

Among the unregistered patterns, eleven strains belonged to the E-A lineage, one to the CAS and one to the EAI lineage.

The example shown in figure 1 e suggests horizontal transfer from a European/African lineage to a Japanese lineage (F32).

Moreover, the conversion of satellite cells from a myogenic lineage to a fibrogenic lineage is documented in aging [ 49] and suggested that in aged mice, activation of the canonical Wnt signaling pathway is responsible for a pro-fibrotic phenotype.

"Billy has a natural lineage to an Obama-like candidacy," said Al Sharpton, who is close to both Mr. Obama and Mr. Thompson.

Let's assume that we have sampled one lineage from each species and that substitutions are added to a lineage proportional to the length of the branch.