Sentence examples for one inheritance from inspiring English sources

Specifically, at a heterozygous locus, there is exactly one inheritance state that satisfies the children's haplotypes.

This replication may be regarded as one inheritance mechanism among many that is compatible with the conditions for natural selection to occur.

Interestingly, analysis of linkage between SUI and PUI clearly indicated that these two loci cosegregate and act as a one inheritance unit.

As a descent graph is a realization of one particular inheritance pattern in a pedigree, for any two alleles, there is at most one inheritance path.

Traits inherited through one inheritance system can provide scaffolding for other inheritance systems.

The same inheritance system may be involved in more than one inheritance channel.

On one hand, multiple inheritance facilitates the creation of compact and easily navigable models.

Since 1916, after the transformation of the nation from a primarily rural society to an industrial one, the inheritance tax has helped keep this democratizing pattern alive.

For Mr. Obama, the program is one more inheritance from the Bush administration, which began the effort after the Sept. 11 attacks generated concern about whether presidential helicopters from the 1970s were up to the challenge of terrorist threats.

One such inheritance, highlighted both by the Financial Times and Global Witness, is the allegation that the world's most valuable iron ore deposits were handed over for a song, on the deathbed signature of a military dictator.

Lunenburg pudding, somewhere between liverwurst and a pre-cooked sausage, is one — an inheritance from the "foreign Protestants," mostly Germans, who were settled in the area in the middle of the eighteenth century by the English as a buffer against the French.