Sentence examples for imprinted to from inspiring English sources

Research has shown that Coho salmon can become imprinted to specific chemicals.

"Geese, who mate for life, are imprinted to breed where they were born, so once you allow them to nest on your property, you've created a situation in which the population will continue to multiply," Ms. Wilson-Pines said.

The central paradox facing the blues in the twenty-first century is this: in a sense its victory has been so complete - to paraphrase Keith Richards, its DNA is imprinted, to a greater or lesser extent, in most forms of contemporary popular music - that it is in danger of becoming invisible.

She has been imprinted to not only think she has had a baby, but to form a full motherly bond with it, in order to provide the motherly love a newborn needs, while the baby's father gets over the death of his wife/the kid's mother.

The chicks imprinted to the red ball, not the blue one.

Dependent on environmental cues of lymphoid organs in which T cells and ILCs are activated, they could be also imprinted to acquire homing properties to other distinct peripheral tissues (Campbell and Butcher, 2002; Kantele et al., 1999; Masopust and Schenkel, 2013; Mora et al., 2003; Mora et al., 2005; Mora and von Andrian, 2006; Rott et al., 1997; Weninger et al., 2000).

Analytical deductions from the proposed imprinting model indicated a non-negligible contribution of imprinting to genetic variation of complex traits.

The contribution of imprinting to the total genetic variance is, however, still unknown.

The contribution of imprinting to the total phenotypic variance of the evaluated traits was relatively small (1 3%).

However, DFFB could not be shown to be imprinted or to contain any somatic mutations in tumour samples.

To test this, one could select a subset of the suite of imprinted genes to examine.