Sentence examples for first generations of from inspiring English sources

As the resistance mutations are crucial issues in HCV therapy, unfortunately, they share the same basic resistance mutations that are generated by the first generations of PIs.

For the levels of selection that we analysed in our model, the effect of selection is small during the first generations of introgression when the transgene frequency is generally rather low (Fig. 4).

Their first generations of leaders are geriatric.

The first generations of modern mobile phones were purely devices for conversation and text messages.

The evidence gathered by the prosecution at Nuremberg provided the basis for the first generations of scholarship on the Nazis.

We have already planted half a million trees, while our school has graduated its first generations of students.

This new book is about "the phenomenon of Jesus, as experienced by those who knew him best and by the first generations of his followers," as Cahill writes.

It started in 1915 as a Lithuanian parish in neighboring Harrison, one of the many national parishes established to serve the first generations of European immigrants.

It's an exotic but unquestionably American success story, even though the first generations of Mormon Romneys spent their lives in bitter conflict with the United States.

Accelerated soil erosion, including rampaging gulleys and disfiguring landslips, were noted by the first generations of European settlers in the southeastern colonies.

But the craving for an individually owned subsistence farm grew stronger as the first generations of religious settlers who had "planted" by congregation died off.