Sentence examples for descent from the same from inspiring English sources

Words that have a clear line of descent from the same ancestral word are known as cognates.

Figure 5: Vertebrate wings are homologous as forelimbs; they are derived by common descent from the same structure.

Position 8269 was shared by all of them, suggesting their descent from the same deep J1 branch, while position 1733 turned out not to be in the derived state in 6 samples, but rather all contained the gain of a substitution at position 152, in the second hypervariable segment (HVS-II).

Orthologous genes in two or more organisms are those that evolved by vertical descent from the same gene in the last common ancestor [ 25].

Two of the plants in this group, YC1 and YC2, were products of single-seed descent from the same parent for five generations while the third, YC3, was grown from a randomly selected seed from the bulked pool.

By single-seed descent from the same S. bicolor × S. propinquum F2 population used in early-generation genetic analysis (Lin et al. 1995), we have produced and describe here a recombinant inbred line (RIL) population of 161 F5 genotypes that segregate for a wide range of traits, providing a valuable addition to the genetic resources available for this botanical and genomic model.

It would be interesting to determine whether or not the Vel− phenotype in persons of Thai descent results from the same SMIM1 disruption.

The genomic proportions of long segments that are identical by descent between individuals from the same or different populations are directly related with migration rate (Palamara and Pe'er 2013).

Thus, the fraction of alleles shared with the sibling is one-half or more: on average, half the alleles are shared identically by descent, and an extra contribution arises from the chance that alleles not shared identically by descent have the same state nonetheless.

Clans, in turn, emphasize descent from a common ancestor, while members of a moiety regard themselves as related but do not stress common descent to the same extent.

In employment, French people of Algerian descent are far less likely to reach senior jobs than their counterparts of French descent with the same qualifications.