Sentence examples for inherited without from inspiring English sources

Columbia University Medical Center (CUMC) researchers have found the first direct evidence that an acquired trait can be inherited without any DNA involvement.

Christians inherited (without debate at first) the Hebrew Bible as the Word of God to the people of God at a now superseded stage of their pilgrimage through history.

As with most modern art, parody and pastiche mean that the artist must also be a critic, engaging with a tradition that has been inherited without being overwhelmed or suffocated by it.

Thus, other forms of variation are likely involved, such as epigenetic factors, that may be able to confer changes to the genomic material to be inherited without altering the genetic code.

The estate tax lapsed during 2010, and the filing process has been complicated because the I.R.S. has not released details and forms that govern how heirs should establish the basis of assets inherited without an estate tax.

That was important enough for Procter to flout tradition by keeping the Herbal Essences account at Kaplan Thaler -- an agency that had never worked for Procter -- at the same time it let go another Clairol agency it inherited without a Procter track record, the New York office of Foote, Cone & Belding, owned by the Interpublic Group of Companies.

Yet as a senior LDP politician urged last month, the surest way for the prime minister to highlight Japan's promising future would be to inherit without evasion previous statements on the past.

In all tested lines, the two transgenes were co-inherited without segregation over several generations.

Using yeast, she and her colleagues demonstrated that prions have the capacity to drive change in an organism's inherited characteristics without changing its DNA or RNA — relying instead on an ability to change how proteins fold.

"Don't roll over retirement plans or I.R.A.'s right away," he said, because a beneficiary under age 59 1/2 can take a payout from an inherited account without paying a 10percenttaxax penalty.

But the court noted that whereas original IRA owners can be penalized 10% for certain withdrawals before they turn 59 1/2, federal tax law allows heirs, regardless of their age, to take immediate distributions from inherited IRAs without paying the 10% penalty.