Sentence examples for is progeny of from inspiring English sources

Whether or not a horse is progeny of Secretariat, at the end of the day, all that matters is how well the horse can run.

He was believed to be progeny of man and ape, and when they discovered he wasn't, he was thrown into a sanctuary.

This feature has been inherited by other Japanese rice cultivars such as Hitomebore and Akitakomachi that are progeny of Koshihikari (Fig. 1).

The resulting chimeras are then bred and the offspring examined to see if all of their cells are progeny of the inserted cells.

All Salafist-Jihadi movements are progeny of the womb of Wahhabist ideology, although they even attack their own matrix.

They were progeny of Galopin and St. Angela, a daughter of King Tom.

Also, attending the Nexus Summit were progeny of first generation entrepreneurs whose parents have created and sold firms to large conglomerates and their family has become instantly wealthy by a single event.

These non-viable exconjugants were assumed to be progeny of mating heterokaryons that were expressing the CCT subunit knockout phenotypes.

Conversely, MYC levels do not change, or are reduced in the NTG contingent of tumor cells, which themselves are progeny of CoCSC.

(inheritance); except for the initial population, all unicells are progeny of other unicells with inherited properties; the property of cell size allows mutations.

The bulls were progeny of 72 sires and 661 dams.