Sentence examples for hereditary characters from inspiring English sources

Nägeli believed that cells received their hereditary characters from a certain part of the protoplasm, which he called idioplasma.

Among his important investigations were studies of nuclear transmittal of hereditary characters, biogenetic theory, and the effect of radium rays on somatic and germ cells.

This useful property has significant applications in describing the memory and hereditary characters of many processes and systems.

Buddhist notions of predestination and reincarnation were subtly blended with native Chinese beliefs in hereditary character traits and the clan as a single unit involving mutual responsibility on the part of all its members, living and dead.

There were several results: an elaborate and formal system of titles was substituted for the personal names of the Julio-Claudian emperors; there was an increasing tendency to insist on the inherent prerogatives of the principate (such as the censorial power); and there was an attempt to invest Caesarism with a hereditary character, either by natural descent or by adoption.

Researchers eagerly sought to demonstrate the hereditary character of idiocy, alcoholism, and criminality.

Its hereditary character was recognised in 1965.

There are reports of aggregations of Scheuermann's disease in families and a number of reports suggesting a hereditary character of this disorder [ 15– 15].

Experimental results showed that DMS/PCs could be expanded for 48 passages and the cells viability and hereditary character were steady.

Although there is little difference among individuals in the AFW and AFP within each line, individuals in each line may differ in hereditary molecular characters.

However, since America had no native hereditary aristocracy, the character of this upper house was uncertain, other than the belief that it should represent the "betters" of society.