Sentence examples for inherited pattern from inspiring English sources

It doesn't actually change the inherited pattern after all, and so what happens then is that the protesters, the reformers protest.

Spatial settings of newly developed urban areas should taking into consideration the local livelihood and residents' inherited pattern of believe and ritual practice reflected upon the planned cultural landscape.

Lizards and humans share a developmental pattern inherited from their remote common ancestor; the inherited pattern of each was modified only as the separate descendant lineages evolved in different directions.

Mitochondrial genome is responsible for multiple human diseases in a maternal inherited pattern, yet phenotypes of patients in a same pedigree frequently vary largely.

Thankfully my husband and I are changing this inherited pattern.

"Is it privilege?" she asks her audience and reveals the making of her own character quest in a poignant sketch about her family's deferred dreams driving her to break through her inherited pattern of failure to meet one's aspirations.

Tinbergen shared a Nobel Prize with Konrad Lorenz for the essential insight that animals have innate, inherited patterns of behaviour, which have been shaped by natural selection just as much as their bodies have been.

Liturgical Studies is intended to foster a serious and scholarly engagement with the origins and historical evolution of inherited patterns of worship, and to prepare the students to lead the worship of contemporary Christian communities with competence and sensitivity.

There is an inherent conservatism to the legal profession, owing to its commitment to working chiefly through existing institutions and to the fact that law itself is predominantly intended to satisfy expectations arising from inherited patterns of behaviour.

All three languages show changes from inherited patterns to more Russian-like morphosyntax, including a shift from SOV word order to SVO and word order driven by information structure and changes in clause-combining strategies, as well as some evidence of contact effects in the varieties of Russian used by Sakha speakers.

The time scale therefore would be relatively recent if creation of the observed pattern occurred in the current interglacial period (i.e. Holocene), and older time scales could reflect inherited patterns from previous inter-glacial periods, or from other processes of abiotic karstification.