Sentence examples for inheriting generation from inspiring English sources

It can be inferred from Fig.  1 that some of the bands appeared in the starting generations disappeared at later period, indicating that the natural elimination occurred from the artificial inheriting generation to generation.

They found that human DNA has been inherited generation after generation in large, unchanged blocks, up to 100,000 units in length, from the ancestral human population and, contrary to what had been assumed, has not yet been thoroughly mixed by the vigorous shuffling of DNA from the maternal and paternal chromosomes that takes place between generations.

The design allowed for encoding of state information to the DNA, which would be inherited generation after generation.

"It's just so pregnant with controversy and bitterness and racism inherited from generation to generation.

However, indigenous communities usually have the old tradition of knowledge which was inherited from generation to generation orally that regulates their community.

Family houses could be inherited from generation to generation, free of rent.

"There is no intolerance, extremism among us but reciprocal respect inherited from generation to generation," he said.

In polarized cells, intrinsic asymmetry can be inherited from generation to generation.

Much of what is known about RTEs reflects their activity in the germline, since transposition events in somatic tissues would not be inherited from generation to generation [ 16].

The knowledge possessed by the Malay people had inherited from generation to another generation.

Some would argue that the pool of resources for equal division should also include the capital stock that one generation inherits from past generations.