Sentence examples for inherited feature from inspiring English sources

Other elements, such as Fe, Cr, Co and Ni, also exhibit depletions compared to UCC, which can be explained by the alteration of ferromagnesian silicates, but can also be an inherited feature from the parent material.

Same as the additive markers, locations of these presumably imprinted markers indicated that variation on BMI is likely an inherited feature of variation on body weight and body length via the major QTLs.

Almost all inherited features or traits are the products of complex interactions of numerous genes.

These inherited features make WMNs richer in resources as compared to other stand alone networks.

Microaggregates in the Bw horizon of all upland oxisols display inherited features of intense biological activity regardless of the parent material or texture.

Alpine landscapes are typically characterized by inherited features of past glaciations and, for the more recent past, by the interplay of a multitude of types of geomorphic processes, including permafrost creep, rockfalls, debris flows, and landslides.

In contrast to physical processes that are generally applicable, assessing the role of inheritance suffers from two major problems: firstly, it is difficult to appraise without having insights into the history of a geological system; and secondly all inherited features are not reactivated during subsequent deformation phases.

Our results showed that sericite on plagioclase and biotite chloritization, that represent inherited features formed during late-stage hydrothermal alteration of granitoid rocks, may cause an overestimation of the real degree of weathering of primary mineral grains under meteoric conditions, especially in lower weathering grade classes.

We also measured heterogeneity in chromosome decondensation, which may reflect inherited features from the mother chromosome, in addition to structural impediments to full decondensation.

The relevance of this graph embedding and visualization is rooted in the inherited features of the NCBC resource ontology (http://Bioportal.Bioontology.org): (1) There are currently hundreds of biomedical and computational resources included in iTools hierarchy (including resources from IATR and the 7 NCBCs).

For details of all inherited features, see Table S1.