Sentence examples for bad inheritance from inspiring English sources

Indonesia, the largest Muslim country, is now working its difficult way through a bad inheritance, but its new, democratically chosen president is an Islamist of welcome moderation and its Islamic tradition has long been tolerant.

All families were checked for Mendelian inconsistencies by PedCheck and two subsequently removed because of bad inheritance found in the SHANK3 SNPs and those of another gene genotyped simultaneously, thus reducing the likelihood of detection of de novo deletions.

Single-nucleotide-polymorphisms and samples with an error rate of 1% or higher, as estimated by bad inheritances, were removed.

Any SNP with a success rate of <80% or any SNP that showed consistent bad inheritances (>10 errors after data clean-up) within each independent cohort were removed from the association analyses.

These included SNPs with a genotype rate of <80%, a minor-allele frequency of <2.5%, SNPs with unusual Beadstudio cluster patterns (Illumina) or atypical peaks in MassArray TyperAnalyser (Sequenom), SNPs with a GenTrain score of <0.5 (Illumina), and markers that showed consistent bad inheritances (>10 errors after data clean up).

I had marginally high blood pressure, high cholesterol and a bad cardiac inheritance.

I know I shouldn't feel bad about my inheritance – It's equivalent to parental funding, or a relative who knows the boss, or the subtle, psychological advantage that accrues when 3/4 of your brain isn't always devoted to scheming up the rent.

The bad news is your inheritance is not going to be as much as it might have been.

Anabel is an irrational, wealthy, irrational heiress who irrationally refused to accept her inheritance while making bad art and telling Tom to pee sitting down.

(Inheritance of this type of ichthyosis is recessive, meaning an individual must inherit a "bad" gene from each parent for the disease to occur).

He has spoken of bad luck and described his flawed inheritance, though on Tuesday night there was nowhere else for him to go.