Sentence examples for observed inheritance from inspiring English sources

Thoughtful and beautifully observed, "Inheritance" takes one of the darkest episodes of the 20th century the Armenians' history at the hands of the Turks—and explores the gamble that is man's existence on earth.

We also observed inheritance of CNVs at loci across the genome which boosted confidence in CNV calls.

For some lines we observed inheritance of the reduced seed size phenotype from E2 to E3 generations.

For example, the probably best theoretical approximation to the naturally observed organelle inheritance patterns 5 assumes a unicellular organism, a simple single-locus genetics of nuclear control of organelle inheritance, and the absence of sexual recombination of oDNA.

These observations opened the possibility that chromatin changes observed in transgenerational inheritance paradigms (Gu et al., 2012) might simply be correlative without being functional in silencing.

Although most of the observed cases are sporadic, the mode of inheritance observed in a few multiplex or consanguineous families is compatible with an autosomal recessive pattern.

This model helps to explain the apparent discrepancy between the facultative multigenerational inheritance that we observe here in our piRNA sensor and the obligatory multigenerational inheritance observed for a related piRNA sensor in a parallel study (Lee et al., 2012; Shirayama et al., 2012).

After examining the earwax of 483 Indians of Navajo, Sioux, and other N. American tribes, the trio observed that "the inheritance of earwax in American Indians is similar to that described by Matsunaga for the Japanese".

People who saw them interact, during the years when Bill Mackey served on the Whole Foods board of directors, observed a conspicuous inheritance of certain traits, and an equally conspicuous struggle to lay sole claim to them.

Consistent with this, we also observed a nongenomic inheritance of impairments in maternal care.

Our estimates show that Switzerland has broadly shared in the u-shaped evolution of inheritance observed in other European nations over the twentieth century.