Sentence examples for descendent to from inspiring English sources

Catley et al. (2010) also found that few of their students used the terms "ancestor" or "descendent" to describe aspects of phylogenies, and even fewer used the term "common ancestor".

In sharp contrast to Northup's noble suffering, an African descendent learns to fight, to kill, and to exact revenge.

QUESTION FROM SUE: What has been the response of the Jefferson descendents to the Hemings descendents?

While it may be physically possible for humanity or its descendents to flourish for 1041 years, it seems unlikely that humanity will live so long.

He deplored the strict U.S. immigration laws which caused so many poor Italians to turn to Fascism in the twenties and now turns their descendents to Communism.

"The moral momentum of ending 99percentt of animal farming will lead our descendents to oppose even the final 1percentt".

Gov. Jerry Brown on Friday signed legislation that extends the deadline in California for victims of the Armenian genocide and their descendents to file claims on unpaid policies from European and Asian insurers.

We reasoned that to achieve our long-term goal it would be essential for future ISWBC descendents to exhibit those capabilities.

The generation of the RCSs includes one cross between the L63 and L72, two backcrosses of the descendents to L63, followed by full-sib mating.

Because exposure occurred only in relatively controlled clinic settings, cohorts of exposed individuals could in theory provide an opportunity to trace any epigenetic effects of exposure among themselves and their descendents to the restricted time periods of their pregnancies or gestation before administration to pregnant women ended in the 1970s.

The strict vertical transmission from mothers to descendents leads to the coevolution between the bacterial endosymbionts and their hosts [ 19- 21].