Sentence examples for more distant ancestry from inspiring English sources
And, of course, this can take on extra special meaning if no paper records exist through which to trace your more distant ancestry, as in the case of African Americans eager to find out where in Africa their ancestors originated or some Jewish Americans from Eastern Europe.
The phylogenetic tree also demonstrated that EBLV-2 strains share the most recent common ancestry with BBLV and KHUV, and more distant ancestry with ARAV, RABV and ABLV (albeit with low bootstrap support).
As SNP array data become more dense, with arrays of several million SNPs, IBD segment detection will improve, and it will be possible to detect IBD due to more distant ancestry.
They looked more Turkic than Chinese, reflecting distant ancestry in Central Asia.
Her father was born in Birmingham in England, and her mother, born in Montpelier, Idaho, was of colonial English ancestry (with more distant French roots).
Evolutionary trees of life are branching diagrams that depict hypothesized relationships the historical pattern of divergence and descent between taxa as a series of branches that merge at internal branches representing common ancestry, which in turn are connected with more distant relatives.
The major languages in its neighbourhood include Burmese and Tibetan, both cousins; Thai, possibly a more distant cousin; and four others, Mongolian, Korean, Japanese and Vietnamese, which show no evidence of common ancestry but with which different groups of Chinese speakers have had fairly extensive contact from time to time.
Little by little, he grew more distant.
Security is an even more distant prospect.
