Sentence examples for in the subsequent generations from inspiring English sources

In BC1F1, two selection strategies were taken in the subsequent generations (Figure 1).

Although the linear cooked kernel elongation and aroma were stable, there was still variation for brown rice grain dimension, breadth and texture of cooked rice and bursting during cooking in the subsequent generations.

Then, the I-SecI endonuclease targets the I-SecI site on the 5′ end of the cat gene, which linearizes the virulence plasmid, leading to its loss in the subsequent generations.

After the treatment with Au NPs, we observed dramatic phenotypic modifications in the subsequent generations of Drosophila, demonstrating their capability to induce mutagenic effects that may be transmitted to the descendants.

Incorporation of multiple resistant sources in crossing, and pyramiding of genes for resistance in the subsequent generations would help in improvement of shoot fly and stem borer resistance in the elite lines.

We must teach our children the value of serving others and instill that sacred spirit of public service so that it will grow and flourish in the subsequent generations.

Studies by Gyllensten et al. [ 32] also found that sperm mtDNA is present in the first generation offspring but not inherited in by the subsequent generations of mouse hybrids between M. musculus C57BL/6J strain and M. spretus.

Any signature of spatially varying selection in a given generation is expected to be lost in the subsequent generation, preventing heritable trans-generational local adaptation [ 15].

In addition, there are no inherited effects observed in the subsequent generation.

Teams were slightly less thrifty in the subsequent generation: in 1947, when the Yankees began their run of 15 first-place finishes in 18 years, the team averaged 39 players.

(Hymenoptera: Aphelinidae) was rarely influenced by the experimental treatments, flower biomass, whole-plant biomass, or scale density, but in some cases was inversely correlated with density of scales within a generation and in the subsequent generation.