Sentence examples for indicate descent from inspiring English sources

The linguistic characteristics of South Caucasian languages indicate descent from a common protolanguage.

Solid lines indicate descent, while horizontal dashed lines indicate marriage.

The endings "-s" and "-es" in names of Welsh origin, such as Roberts and Hughes, also indicate descent from men with those first names.

Dr. Tyler-Smith and his colleagues found that an anomalously large number of the Y chromosomes carried a genetic signature indicating descent from a single common ancestor about a thousand years ago.

A negative vertical speed indicates ascent and a positive value indicates descent.

Comparison of Dipterans with B. mori, T. castaneum and A. mellifera also indicates descent of non-Dipteran OXPHOS genes from ancestral intron-rich genes that existed before the divergence of insect lineages.

Comparison of Drosophilidae and Culicidae indicates descent from a common Dipteran ancestor for members of almost all orthologous gene clusters studied; massive intron loss appears to have occurred indipendently in the two lineages.

The exact nature of his connection, however, if indeed it is anything more than a literary device to indicate noble descent, is unclear.

Ancestral state reconstructions of life form and distribution, taking into account phylogenetic uncertainty, indicate their descent from a woody ancestor that was probably confined to Africa.

In phylogeny, the evolution of a collection of species is modelled via a directed graph in which the vertices are species and the arcs indicate direct descent, usually with modification as mutations accumulate.

When a colleague at The Times jumped from our old building in 2002, The Post ran a photo of the building with a dotted line indicating his descent.