Sentence examples for hereditary makeup from inspiring English sources
Hence, in genetic terms evolution consists of changes in the organism's hereditary makeup.
Such processes, repeated over many generations, can change the hereditary makeup and value of a plant population far beyond the natural limits of previously existing populations.
Supporting a (failed) reform bill in the 1980s, for instance, the young Corbyn condemned, as worse than hereditaries, "the patronage that goes with the makeup of the House of Lords through the appointment of life peers".
That is, it depicts the hereditary aristocracy in terms of smell: pomade and perfume and makeup hardly conceal the dubious sanitary conditions of the teeming cities, where the royal pageantry can't keep the livestock away.
The former morning news anchor started testing makeup to help cover up her rosacea, a hereditary skin condition that causes blotchy, red skin.
By providing that whoever was born in that caste should adopt the hereditary occupation, society ensured that entrepreneurship was in the cultural makeup of every person in that social group, leading them to imbibe, innovate and excel at enterprise.
It was in this interview that Jackson stated he had a skin disorder (vitiligo) and also stated that the disorder was hereditary, rather than something he caused, though he also said he used makeup to even out the uneven skin tone.
Geneticists, believing BEN to be hereditary, saw the same data and ascribed the lower incidence among Muslims to their ethnic makeup.
Hereditary hemochromatosis.
