The phrase "ancestry knowledge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing information or understanding related to one's family history or lineage.
Example: "The ancestry knowledge I gained from my research helped me connect with distant relatives."
Alternatives: "heritage information" or "genealogical knowledge".
As an example to show the improved inference due to incorporating pedigree knowledge, the ancestry of chromosome 7 of a G2 I6 mouse inferred by GAIN and HAPPY are shown in Figure 7a and b respectively.
To sum up, even partial pedigree knowledge causes a big difference in analyzing genome ancestry.
The Conservative candidate, who is of Greek ancestry, has a "working knowledge" of Spanish.
Participants then completed a 22-item survey eliciting information on their background, knowledge about their ancestry, awareness and value of genetic testing for disease and ancestry, perceived benefits and risks of genetic ancestry testing, and motivations for having ancestry testing.
Her faculty mentors at Harvard deny this and assert that the law school hired Warren without any knowledge of her ancestry.
"Professor Arthur Keith says that the discovery marks by far the most remarkable advance in the knowledge of the ancestry of man ever made in England and supports the view that man was derived not from a single genus or species, but from several different genera".
Traditional methods to ascertain ancestral informative markers usually require the prior knowledge of individual ancestry and have difficulty for admixed populations.
Sampling was carried out according to paternal rather than maternal households, since the Druze kindred structure is based on paternal family identity, though knowledge of maternal ancestry is often also retained.
Thus it appears that diagnosis of cutaneous melanoma or greater age is not associated with greater interest or knowledge in personal ancestry, although this is unproven.
Knowledge about personal ancestry was determined by quantifying the amount of detail the participant reported in response to an open-ended question asking, "How much do you know about your ancestry in general?" Approval for the study was obtained from the Institutional Review Board at Howard University.
The result in Figure 5 shows that the knowledge of pedigree structure is indispensable in solving the genome ancestry problem.
