The phrase "line of inheritance" is correct and usable in written English.
It is a term used to refer to a succession of generations in a family, i.e., a chain of relatives who are the legal heirs to a property, title, etc. Example sentence: Jane's entire line of inheritance was extinct, so she was not eligible to claim the family estate.
But more than 100 years after the earthquake, proving a direct line of inheritance is difficult.
From now on, the line of inheritance will appear unsettled, and therefore open to competition.
But this confusion is illuminating, as there is a line of inheritance from anarchist to war literature, and, indeed, beyond that, to the next fictional growth area: espionage.
Her influence is obvious on the Radio 4 of even today; but a line of inheritance connects her to television, too: employed in her department was the geneticist Mary Adams, who went on to be director of talks for the young television service.
For example, since the modifier alleles are likely to be common variants, traditional genetic approaches are problematic, since the same allele could be associated with more than one line of inheritance within a family tree[ 7].
This was very common, because it meant that the line of inheritance would not be broken.
The lines of inheritance back to Guy Debord and the situationists are now well established, as are those to Baudelaire's "flâneur", Thomas De Quincey, Paul Auster, Hunter S Thompson and Patrick Keiller.
Given sufficient evidence, edges may then be differentiated as those representing vertical lines of inheritance within lineages and those representing horizontal genetic transfers or endosymbioses between lineages.
It argues that these concerns were not simply an unquestioning repetition of earlier medical knowledge, citing classical authorities such as Aristotle, Galen and Hippocrates, but were shaped by the contemporary importance that was placed upon fertility and the stability (social, economic, political and religious) that flowed from undisrupted lines of inheritance.
Furthermore, they remark that it was customary for a pharaoh to bury and seal his predecessor's tomb; the presence of Sekhemib's seals show the line of dynastic inheritance.
With a growing recognition for the need to represent more than just the lines of vertical inheritance, various alternative models have been suggested.
