Sentence examples for classical ancestry from inspiring English sources
He devoted his years in Paris to the study of that subject as well as to inspiring in his compatriots an appreciation of their Classical ancestry (until his death in 1833).
Our results show that when viewed under the light of molecular population genetics these classical paradigms are inadequate, since the genomic ancestry of individuals from different geographical regions of Brazil is more uniform than expected.
Here, we typed African American samples with the dense immune disease SNP chip, ImmunoChip, with over 5000 SNPs in the HLA region 12 (http://www.immunobase.org), performed classical HLA class II typing, and adjusted for ancestry using principal component analysis.
For each successful QTL, only one group had clear regions of shared ancestry and in two cases that group included only classical inbred strain alleles.
Previous analyses in mice have used classical inbred strains, which share large portions of their genomes due to common ancestry.
Borrowing from the classical approach of admixture mapping, the work shows how genome-wide assessment of genetic ancestry can be used as a biomarker for disease outcome.
Is attributing Jewish ancestry to the Man of Sin not anti-Semitism in its most classical form?
Those classical inbred strains that do contain the insertion are almost all known to have ancestry from the Castle and Little stocks, suggesting that Comt1 B2i actually arose in the Lathrop stock around the start of the 20th century.
Recent genome analysis concluded that classical inbred strains descended from just a few individual mice and are primarily of domesticus ancestry (Yang et al. 2011).
The poet passes from natural to civic ancestry inPurgatory VI, where the mutual affection of Virgil and Sordello, a former citizen of the classical poet's native Mantua, sparks an invective against the mutual enmity that enslaves contemporary Italy.
