Sentence examples for measure of inheritance from inspiring English sources

Descendants of clonal organisms are effectively linkage groups for their entire genotype and, therefore, broad-sense heritability (H) is the appropriate measure of inheritance (Lynch and Walsh 1998; Conner and Hartl 2004).

There is a need therefore for statistically relevant measures of inheritance quantifying the inter-generational transformation across a cell population.

Therefore any current measure of the vertical inheritance of genetic material is a lower bound on functional vertical inheritance.

Similarly, Kaufmann and Meekers (1998), based on their findings researching marriage patterns in Sub-Saharan Africa, argue that "where women have higher status on their own right and therefore possess a measure of autonomy through inheritance rights, education, or matriliny, polygyny is not as common".

Hence, this measure expresses the flow of inheritance relative to the flow of inheritance plus total savings out of labour income.

The analysis can only measure the inheritance of labelled cellular material and therefore the inheritance of any new cellular material which develops during the cell cycle cannot be elucidated upon.

This approach can be used to measure the inheritance of organelles, proteins etc. and also particles introduced to cells for drug delivery.

Furthermore, the studies reported here can easily be extended to measure the inheritance of other cellular organelles [ 11, 12] or to describe the differing fate of daughter cells [ 7].

Despite this evident interest in quantifying the economic importance of inheritance, direct measures have been constructed only rather recently.

The values of proposed measures get affected suitably because of inheritance and polymorphism as well, due to change in the distances.

Instead, a measure that incorporates variation from all modes of inheritance will offer more explanatory power (Danchin and Wagner 2010; Danchin et al. 2011).