Sentence examples for decent of two from inspiring English sources

The standard pedigree-based measure of an individual's degree of inbreeding is the coefficient of inbreeding f, usually interpreted as the probability of identity by decent of two alleles at a locus (e.g. [ 27]).

A decent set of three darts costs from $75 to $150.

"Pyongyang will calculate that after a decent interval of three or four months, its adversaries will return to negotiations, possibly with bigger blandishments in tow".

John Tumbridge on Twenty20 in the Olympics: "I would be worried about some of the more insignificant islands; Australia for example, being able to find a decent team of eleven".

After a decent interval of three months, President Barack Obama reiterated this point at a press conference, and then expanded in an interview a few weeks later, adding that the US should not "provide a victory to these terrorist networks by over-inflating their importance and suggesting in some fashion that they are an existential threat to the United States or the world order".

Best of all, you get a decent amount of one on one time with the photographer while driving around so you can ask plenty of questions (without being annoying!!).

You anticipate a decent five or six hours of sleep before class time.

He said: "On the back of two decent results in the league, it was important for us to carry that on.

For a while, it feels goofy, but eventually the self-consciousness wears off, and we ease into the roles of two decent people, trapped in a rather dull play.

"It was on the back of two decent away displays and I didn't see it coming.

Leicester City boss Nigel Pearson: "On the back of two decent results in the league, it was important for us to carry that on.