Sentence examples for lineage were from inspiring English sources

Levels of ITS sequence divergence in the P. domingensis lineage were low.

To address this question, five ancestral TIMs (ancTIMs) in the opisthokont lineage were inferred.

This was pre-war, when bright young Trinity graduates of the right lineage were forever being recruited for the forthcoming games against Hitler.

Markers related to mineralization or specific to cementoblast lineage were highly expressed in dNCPs/DFCCM-treated p75+ cells, suggesting their differentiation along cementoblast-like lineage.

If that lineage were not so tied to conventional notions of the literary, perhaps the world would acknowledge two titans who reached their apex in the 1980's as the most important New Dylans.

Born in Oxford and raised in south London, he moved with his parents at the age of six to Nigeria, where he discovered that his father's claims to a royal lineage were authentic.

In this study, 567 females (weight, 95.2 ± 15.6 g) and 189 males (weight, 168.8 ± 37.7 g) of the Thai-Chitralata lineage were housed in 27 hapa pens (21 females:7 males per hapa pen).

While this may have provided some welcome taxonomic clarity, it was artificial in that it ignored the evolutionary reality that at some point members of the human lineage were very ape-like.

The toe bone of a Neanderthal woman was uncovered in the Denisova Cave (shown here) in southern Siberia, the same place where the first signs of the Denisovans, a relatively newfound human lineage, were found.

Genes sharing over 95% homology in the same lineage were considered as one genotypic group.

In the intermediate- and late-flowering phenotypes, the accessions of the HG7 lineage were common.