Sentence examples for many generations from from inspiring English sources

The author considered the GC content of DNA sequences of organisms and mutations of GC base pairs to AT base pairs and vice versa over many generations from which a distribution function of the GC content of DNA molecules at equilibrium was obtained based on assumptions of rather uniform mutation and selection pressures affecting base pair conversions.

The same alleles are likely to be segregating in each breed, but the common founder of a given genetic variant is likely to be many generations from the current population.

This projection of current genomic relationships towards the relationships between founder animals by SSGBLUP will be especially unrealistic for deep pedigrees, in which many alternative inheritance patterns may explain low or high genomic relationships between animal pairs, and founder animals are separated by many generations from the current animals.

One evident signal of hitchhiking effect by positive selection is the excess of low and high frequency variants coexisting in the a population after many generations from the selective sweep [ 32], while the expected pattern for purifying selection would be only the excess of low frequency variants.

Consequently, since the F12 animals and the parental lines were produced under different conditions, and are separated by many generations from the time the AIL was initiated, it is not appropriate to make direct comparisons between the survival curves of the parental lines and the F12 populations.

My mother hails from El Salvador and my father is not too many generations removed from the Orricks who ventured from Scotland to Cumberland, Maryland in the 1800s.

All we've had are ugly dupes, made from damaged, dirty prints many generations removed from the original negatives, and in the case of "Germany Year Zero," with the actors dubbed into a language not their own.

Gary has a stable of loyal customers: value-conscious people, perhaps themselves not many generations removed from farms, who like nice cars.

It helps a lot, of course, to have countries where almost everyone is descended, not so many generations back, from immigrants.

In many cases, particularly involving films of the 1930s and earlier, first-generation material no longer exists (the negatives of "King Kong" and "Citizen Kane," for example, were both lost in a fire), and the movies survive only in copies many generations removed from the original.

The cool older kids had trays of cassette tapes of Dead concerts — copies of copies of copies, usually many generations removed from the original source, which might have been an audience tape (or aud, made by someone in the audience, with a microphone), a soundboard tape (made by someone who'd plugged into the main feed from the public-address system), or a tape of a radio broadcast.