Sentence examples for inheritance itself from inspiring English sources

Thus, replication (which is contrasted by Griesemer with mere copying) is a special case of inheritance, itself a special cases of biological reproduction.

Second, how does selection act on nongenetic inheritance itself within the context of a changing environment?

How did the inheritance express itself?

In the latter, the epigenome is conceptually closer to the (molecular) phenotype (i.e. product of the genotype) than to an element of the inheritance system itself.

And that's an inheritance in itself.

Although new for paternal inheritance, the paper itself describes the phenomenon as "well recognised".

By the close, Ally seems to have escaped her mother's stern grip, but one suspects that Moss's interest in inheritance will reassert itself in whatever is to come.

If this "inheritance" effect manifests itself in 2012, it may provide a significant boost to Mr. Obama's re-election chances, since real income growth in 2009 was the worst by far in the past 60 years.

A new social class -- the "money'd men" -- draws its wealth and power not from land or inheritance but from money itself.

If Labour wins the election, might it consider scrapping its mansion tax plans and generating the same revenue by putting an inheritance tax on celebrity itself?

While the novel offers, at its end, forgiveness and redemption, these arise from the smoke and ashes of both the miniature High Gates (that is, Daniel's childhood) and the huge and sinister house itself (his inheritance).