Sentence examples for genetic ties from inspiring English sources

In Vancouver, the authors uncovered a pocket of rats in the southeast with particularly tight genetic ties.

He also missed having a company where everyone knew everyone and there was a feeling of family whether people had genetic ties or not.

Gradual elimination of the progeny test system has led to a reduction in the number of sires with daughter records and fewer genetic ties between years.

The first and most intimate affiliations we have are the genetic ties we share with our family and the language we speak.

This tells us that mimicry, rather than close genetic ties, may explain why the majority of velvet ants in a particular region [are] the same color," said Dr Wilson.

In "Faces of America with Henry Louis Gates, Jr.," the final episode of which airs this Wednesday on PBS, Gates turns Godlike while unveiling the genetic ties and secret heredity of, among others, Meryl Streep, Malcolm Gladwell, and Stephen Colbert.

Until this study, though, there has been no known genetic tie linking the Cohanim.

When told that she has a genetic tie to Yo-Yo Ma, she jokes, "He's Mexican?" A little like people who claim to have lived past lives, almost everybody in the group seems to have a drop of blue blood: Ms. Alexander, who, like Mr. Gates, turns out to be more European than African, is descended from King John of England.

Presumably this is due to the lack of any genetic tie with those born following these techniques.

She was fearful of losing me, anxious about her legally tenuous ties to me, anxious about the absence of a genetic tie to me.

Shaun and Kurt also continued to grapple with the possibility of having a genetic tie to their child through, for example, surrogacy.