Sentence examples for offspring in which from inspiring English sources

A year earlier the avuncular Arthur Negus began to popularise antiques with his BBC series, Going for a Song, the programme that begat Antiques Roadshow and a dozen other offspring in which elderly people are routinely surprised - or affect to be so - by the value of what they possess.

No, I would never say, "Because I said so" because I intended to have long conversations with my brilliant offspring in which I would explain my decisions and discuss my reasoning ad nauseum.

To generate offspring in which TRAF6 was deleted only in B cells, TRAF6flox/flox mice [18] were crossed with CD19-Cre mice, in which the expression of Cre recombinase is driven by the CD19 promoter.

Accounting for parental genotype at each AFLP locus, we estimated goodness of fit to Mendelian expectations by calculating the confidence interval of the proportion of individual offspring in which a given allele was present.

The genotypes of the male parent and offspring in which the SLAFs could not be detected were typed as bb.

In theory, offspring in which the targeting cassette fails to mobilize should be killed by the UAS-reaper dominant negative selection.

These results can be compared with those of the Framingham offspring study in which 23.7% of the offspring had an affected parent (in our study 20.3%) and 1.7% had two affected parents (19).

There is also a greater incidence of problems at birth, such as Large Offspring Syndrome, in which oversized foetuses develop in the womb that can cause suffering and even death for both mother and calf.

In contrast, we can infer recent movement from a reconstructed pedigree based on genetic and ancillary biological data, by identifying parent-offspring relationships in which the parent and offspring may be found in different locations.

Conversely, we predict higher antimicrobial activities in feces produced by the isolated individuals if the costs of producing antimicrobial agents in the feces entail a mother-offspring conflict, in which each party tries to reduce its own investment into the production of antimicrobial components while benefiting from that of the other.

Speak for your own offspring, but studies (in which she of course is not interested) indicate that probably no generation of children in the world's history has enjoyed greater health than the current one.