Sentence examples for notorious lineage from inspiring English sources
Bella Freud, of the notorious lineage and "Primrose Hill set", the one who makes those nice tops Kate Moss wears, has teamed up with Barbour to release a mini collection of jumpers.
All the samples carried a genetic signature of a notorious tuberculosis strain called Lineage 4, which today accounts for more than a million TB cases every year in Europe and the Americas.
In addition, E. tarda is the most deeply diverging lineage among some notorious enteric pathogenic bacteria such as Escherichia, Salmonella, Shigella, and Klebsiella, but after the divergence of Vibrio cholera and Pseudomonas aeruginosa.
In this study we focused our attention on a basal lineage of basidiomycetes that is notorious for the co-existence of sexual and asexual species, the red yeasts of the order Sporidiobolales.
However, apicomplexans, and related lineages dinoflagellates and ciliates, are notorious for their overall high evolutionary rates.
The Beijing lineage was first described in 1995 [ 24], and is notorious as a cause of major outbreaks worldwide, often involving drug-resistant variants [ 25, 26].
Cyanobacteria are an ancient lineage of photosynthetic bacteria from which hundreds of natural products have been described, including many notorious toxins but also potent natural products of interest to the pharmaceutical and biotechnological industries.
The crew accurately regards disco as the root of all club music — the late Chicago pioneer Frankie Knuckles famously called house music "disco's revenge" — and traces its lineage from Herbie Hancock and Cheryl Lynn to the simmering sounds of today, in their radio engagements and notorious parties.
Taboo became quite notorious.
