Sentence examples for back to ancestral from inspiring English sources

Even the best of Israel's friends, the United States, does not recognise it as its capital.Where shall the refugees go?The right of return the right of Palestinian refugees to go back to ancestral homes in what is now Israel is often assumed to be the most vexed of all these vexed issues.

Also with the end of the cold war, the United Nations refugee commissioner (Sadako Ogata of Japan, who stepped down this month after 10 years, to be succeeded by Ruud Lubbers of the Netherlands) had to deal with new problems in the former Soviet Union, as Russians from the "near abroad" tried to return and those displaced during Stalin-era ethnic resettlements, tried to go back to ancestral homes.

Over the last couple of decades, Tartars made their way back to ancestral homes in Crimea in greater numbers.

Rather, several modifications, including reversals back to ancestral states, would be required.

Comparison with other Pristionchus species indicates, that a substantial fraction of HGT candidate dates back to ancestral Pristionchus sequences.

The genealogy of the brain can be traced back to ancestral central nervous systems (CNS) or a centralized "nerve cord" present in the common ancestor of bilaterian animals (Urbilateria).

Our data suggest that some of the chromosomal arrangements that have been proposed for the ancestral mammalian genome may trace back to the ancestral tetrapod genome.

Therefore because these inverted repeat sequences are present in the mitochondrial genome of S. cauliflora, which has the presumed ancestral gene order, it suggests that the gene arrangement in this taxon is not an indication of a conserved ancestral state but rather that the gene order evolved back to the ancestral state from either a konojoi or a japonicum arrangement.

But to counter this argument, we only need to think back to the ancestral species, the one which is presumed to have occupied the ancestral territory, and colonised the new one (or, as proposed by Darwin, become split in two by a rising mountain range).

You arrive at a number of about 1725 ancestral arCOGs, of which only about 850 arCOGs can be traced back to the ancestral genome with good confidence level.

However, despite having the presumed ancestral gene order, the presence of a pair of inverted repeat sequences in the spacer regions of S. cauliflora suggest that this apparent ancestral mitochondrial gene arrangement was not conserved in this species but rather evolved back to its ancestral state after going through a rearrangement (fig. 7).