As a result, descendant generations in a population resemble most closely the members of ancestral populations that were able to reproduce most effectively.
America, after all, is but an idea inhabited by immigrants and their descendant generations.
In descendant generations, genotypes with respect to QTL, markers, LN and SN were sampled according to the mendelian inheritance principles allowing for recombination.
In the longer term, superior marker-over pedigree-based predictions may be achievable in descendant generations of closed populations as short-range LD increases and pedigrees provide less information.
Although land reforms did liberate millions of indigenous people from obligations to provide unpaid labour to the owners of haciendas, they still left most families with relatively small land parcels that would be subdivided as a result of population growth and division among descendant generations (Preston and Redclift, 1980; Hess, 1997: p. 21).
The contaminants can turn genes on or off and be passed on to descendants generations down the line, leading them to develop conditions like kidney disease, ovarian disease or obesity.
And Cassandra is a recognizable and reliable genre type, the descendant of generations of reluctant, pained seers.
"Galore," by Michael Crummey (Other Press; $15.95) Crummey's expansive yarn begins mysteriously, when a mute albino is pulled from the belly of a whale, and ends when the albino's descendant, several generations later, plunges into one.
Crummey's expansive yarn begins mysteriously, when a mute albino is pulled from the belly of a whale, and ends when the albino's descendant, several generations later, plunges into one.
And being also the descendant of generations of French clockmakers, I have to ask Selznick about this adoration of the mysteries of clocks and mechanics that is the bedrock of Hugo Cabret.
Renowned calligrapher and descendant of generations of scribes, Rabbi Bernard Nurem berger has produced his last Scroll of the Law, the manu script of the five books of Moses used for synagogue readings.
