Sentence examples for long inheritance from inspiring English sources

It is the long inheritance of Syria's history that leaves its traces of the Baathist or Ottoman belief that all peoples can get along in the greater national interest, and a certainty that for centuries people co-operated perfectly well.

This result is consistent with the fact that Bg-IBD is generated by long inheritance paths with many meioses.

In another absurdist touch, Kolenaty, a lawyer in a long simmering inheritance lawsuit, seems to have an epileptic fit whenever he takes off an article of clothing.

It felt like a long forgotten inheritance.

But there is also a philosophical lesson: minerals are a country's long-term inheritance.

Our analysis additionally revealed some cases of long-term inheritance.

Somewhat disturbingly, it was also found that, in a lineage, composomes can revert suddenly to any previous state, thus long-term inheritance looked, at the least, questionable.

Note that P is not the only TE displaying long-term inheritance of its repressive properties because I factor regulation also shows such trans-generational effects (Bucheton 1979; Jensen et al. 1999; Picard et al. 1978).

Mr Brown tried to recover with a long exposition on inheritance tax.

Coastal landscapes are shaped by on-going processes, including the interaction of marine and tectonic effects, but in some cases may also have a long and complex inheritance.

We can point out, however, that as long as the inheritance system is such that acquired fitness exerts a positive effect on the fitness of offspring, the correlations that favor risk-taking genes will exist.