Sentence examples for during the two generations from inspiring English sources

Her book provides an answer to Summers based on the experiences of women scientists during the two generations between 1969 and today.

During the two generations prior to each sperm competition assay, all of the relevant stocks were refreshed on new plates at low densities to make sure that worms were consistently well-fed and did not spend any time as dauer larvae.

Childbearing rates during adolescence were calculated for the two generations.

This sense of awe was probably selected during the eighty thousand generations we spent in the Pleistocene because those who had it would have a better edge than those who didn't, just as those who had narrative would have a much better edge than those who did not.

Second, MHC-mediated selection resulting from pathogen pressures could have introduced differential disease susceptibility profiles between the monogamous and promiscuous lines during the three generations of breeding [ 49].

Preferential transmission of parental alleles could be caused by an allele-specific advantage in viability or fertility, and gene-based markers may represent or be linked to alleles selected during the six generations used for development of the RILs.

Group C2 had larger ROH fragments than C1, which is attributable to an increase in inbreeding during the five generations that passed between C1 sows and their descendants in C2.

Mr Renato says the two generations must keep talking during the succession process to ensure that traditions are kept, at the same time as any innovations are introduced.

The effective population size was extremely low during the first two generations, reflecting the strong selection.

The meeting persuades West that if "during the next million generations there is but one human being born in every generation who will not cease to inquire into the nature of his fate, even while it strips and bludgeons him, some day we shall read the riddle of our universe".

Kabbalistic literary output had been abundant in Spain until the expulsion in 1492 and in Italy and the Middle East during the following two generations, but it was primarily a matter of systematizing or even popularizing the Zohar or of extending the speculation already developed in the 13th century.