Sentence examples for descent result from inspiring English sources

It is possible that the migrations that occurred during settlement of the State of Mato Grosso influenced the ethnic composition of the population, whereby individuals classified as of mixed descent result from miscegenation between Afro-Brazilians and Indians.

General McCorkle said the co-pilot in the lead aircraft had been distracted at a point when the pilot should have begun his descent, resulting in the descent beginning late and at an accelerated rate.

In British Guiana, a shortage of "British officers of European descent" resulted in the "hot and heavy" task falling to two secretaries, using a fire in an oil drum in the grounds of Government House.

Deliveries complicated by arrest of descent resulted in cesarean section in 20.6%, vacuum extraction in 74.0%, and forceps delivery in 5.4%.

"Fortunately I slid into a rocky outcrop on my left with a bit of a thump, which took some of the momentum out of my descent resulting in a bit of a spin, but I could still look for opportunities below for a point to stop.

The consequence of common ancestry is that large genomic intervals are identical by descent, resulting in reduced genetic diversity.

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

In summary, the ABCA4 mutation spectrum in patients of West African descent differs significantly from that in patients of European descent, resulting in a later onset and "milder" disease.

Reduced intracranial pressure and brain descent can result in dilatation and distortion of cerebral veins and finally rupture of cortical veins leading to convexity SAH in SIH, as in our case.

As a consequence, using stochastic subgradients as descent directions results in an algorithm that is computationally lighter.

As a rough estimate, the sharks experience this difference in speed for about one third of each day and half of this difference averaged over the ascent and descent times resulting in a net westward displacement (or reduced eastward displacement) on the order of 10 km/day while in the core of the Gulf Stream.