Sentence examples for for consecutive generations from inspiring English sources
Only 7percentt of white families have experienced similar poverty in their neighborhood environments for consecutive generations.
The created artificial selection can serve as a simple and fast way to rank the predator and can be applied it in the next genetic improvement programs of C. montrouzieri, according to its high value to be parents for consecutive generations.
In step C3, the termination criterion depends on the degree of improvement in best CC fitness values for consecutive generations of the genetic algorithm.
Native species often suffer reduced growth when grown in the same soil for consecutive generations (negative plant soil feedback), whereas invasive species are more likely unaffected or positively affected by growing in the same soil for several successive generations (neutral or positive plant soil feedback, respectively) (Klironomos 2002).
In other words, the latter rule meant that for consecutive-generation comparisons within the same chain, we compared the track of the 'old' (that is, experienced) bird in a given generation with that of the 'new' (that is, naive) bird in the next generation.
The whole data set available for QTL detection consists of 4665 individuals from a pedigree of consecutive generations.
For the set of populations obtained from the AMGRC, a single individual was randomly chosen for each accession number and selfed for two consecutive generations.
Our H5 and H5tr stable transgenic plant lines expressed vaccine protein at high levels for two consecutive generations – which is a first for transgenic production of influenza HA protein.
Inbreeding by brother-sister matings for 20 consecutive generations creates inbred strains (see Box 1 for definition of terms) of mice, and each individual strain is virtually homozygous for every gene in the genome (isogenic) (Silver, 1995).
To identify fitness consequences of social selection, wild-derived mice that had bred under laboratory conditions for eight generations were re-introduced to naturalistic competition in enclosures for three consecutive generations (promiscuous line).
To generate genetically homogeneous zebrafish strains, sister-brother mating was performed for many consecutive generations.
