Sentence examples for inheritance inheritance from inspiring English sources
Even in organismic biology we have various systems for inheritance: inheritance based on metabolic networks, on conventional genes and epigenetic (including gene regulatory) mechanisms [40].
Mode of inheritance: Inheritance is X-linked but is also notable for the presence of unaffected male carriers.
Therefore, unrecognized dissemination of such defective genes is possible and autosomal recessively inherited disorders are of greater concern in cattle breeding than are disorders with dominant inheritance or recessive X-linked inheritance as these are easily recognized [ 2].
The law of inheritance and inheritance taxation thus functions as an instrument of social policy.
Outlawing inheritance by maximising inheritance tax would let us deploy capital on merit rather than on the inefficient accident of birth".
We have, in Western Civilization, an intellectual inheritance, an inheritance of jurisprudence, that we kind of need in order to know what we stand for — not in a rah-rah way, but in an internal way.
Many of the baby-boomer generation have found themselves property rich, and new research shows that many parents are opting to swap more traditional inheritance with "pre-inheritance", by passing on part of their estate before they die.
Disorders resulting from mutations in the mitochondrial genome demonstrate an alternative form of non-Mendelian inheritance, termed maternal inheritance, in which the mutation and disorder are passed from mothers never from fathers to all of their children.
This century has been decidedly active: Borges, JRR Tolkien, and WH Auden, of course, were transfixed by the Saxon and Norse sagas; and curiously, since the war, three major poets in English - Ted Hughes, Geoffrey Hill, and Seamus Heaney - have produced verse deeply sunk in ancient inheritance, especially the inheritance of Saxon and medieval chronicles.
