Sentence examples for notable ancestry from inspiring English sources

You don't need to put out a shingle to guess that Bella and James are a match: the burdens of identity and notable ancestry form a wide patch of common ground.

It is important to note that this donor does not show any notable African autosomal ancestry (AFR: 0.3%, EUR: 64.6%, AME: 35.1%; see below) and describes itself as 'Ladino'.

Moreover, it is notable that Native American genetic ancestry does not correlate with social indices (e.g. SES).

This striking difference may reflect population differences elsewhere in the genome, since extensive genome-wide SNP analyses have shown that even though European populations share much of their genetic background, they also exhibit a notable degree of non-sharing (ancestry) (Lao et al. 2008; Novembre et al. 2008).

His family, which had been notable in Argentine history, included British ancestry, and he learned English before Spanish.

Across these 65 strains, 42 also exhibit notable admixture, defined by less than 80% ancestry from a single population.

In addition to exploratory analyses based on racial ancestry, because similar studies have found notable genotype by gender interaction effects [e.g., [ 88, 120]], follow-up exploratory analyses were conducted to examine gender influences using 2 (A1+/A1-) × 2 (L+/L-) × 2 (Male/Female) factorial ANOVAs on the independent variables.

The population is mostly Sundanese with a notable Chinese and Peranakan Chinese (of mixed Indonesian and Chinese ancestry) minority.

Other notable musicians of the period were Ibn Muḥriz, of Persian ancestry; Ibn Surayj, son of a Persian slave and noted for his elegies and improvisations (murtajal); his pupil al-Gharīḍ, born of a Berber family; and the Negro Maʿbad.

One of the notable strengths of this study is that it provides evidence for common ancestry without recourse to the common assumption that a high degree of sequence similarity necessarily implies homology.

It is notable that this was the only sample that gave slightly contradictory evidence of ancestry from the AIM-SNP analysis and the uni-parental marker analysis.