Sentence examples for in some generations from inspiring English sources
In one case, an option of choosing artificial selection of the differences in the bone weights of the ducks, and in the other an option of choosing natural selection of a few faster felines present in some generations, was available to them.
Together with the quantitative trait loci (QTL) analyses for the fitness traits, genomic sequencing analyses using TM and IM fish in some generations might give some insights into the factor(s) related to inbreeding depression.
Izmaylov and Obukhova [ 26] found that in some generations of Drosophila an effect of melatonin on life span was either undetected or led to a toxic reduction in longevity.
Suppose we measure the fitness differences between population \(a\) and population \(b\) to be in the ratio of 7 3 (e.g., \(w_a = 1\), \(w_b =.428\)) and suppose further that in some generation, the actual offspring ratio is 5 5.
In some generation deficit areas that rely heavily on inter-tie lines to access remote generation from neighboring areas, a stringent deterministic security rule such as the N−1−G criterion in which a loss of single transmission component together with a loss of critical local generating unit is considered [12, 13].
Lussier says that while one would expect the tragedy to mobilize feminists, it spawned a feeling in some Generation X feminists that perhaps women really had gone too far.
IN LONDON some generations ago people didn't go to the cinema, they went to the "pictures".
Until a few hundred years ago, most people believed human history was cyclical - a series of rising and falling civilizations in which what some generations gained, others lost.
Yet in some species, generation after generation, animals still seem to copy each other's behaviors, leaving scientists to wonder if the copying habit itself can be inherited.
LPD appears in subsequent generations, skipping some generations and appears both in men and women.
Mae Alice is now the first native speaker of Wôpanâak in some seven generations.
