Sentence examples for over recent generations from inspiring English sources

"It shocked the Blair government, showing that not only had social mobility declined over recent generations, but that we have lower social mobility than most other developed countries," Elliot Major says.

In contrast to linkage maps, which are derived from family data and describe recombination over recent generations, LD maps are constructed from population data and reflect the historical impacts of recombination, mutation, selection and population history.

The quantity σ is affected by gene flow over several recent generations – and so it is affected by both contemporary and past connectivity (Botsford et al. 2009).

Incidence rates vary dramatically over time and geography, with breast cancer rates higher in recent generations and in more-developed countries.

Three additional generations were simulated after the first 1000 generations, which were assumed to be genotyped, to analyse genetic diversity over the genome, e.g. similarly as in livestock breeds where only recent generations are genotyped.

In recent generations, women's sports have been a blessing.

But the more recent generations had had to spend their money on lawyers instead: fighting class-action suits over working conditions at their oil refineries, or covering up the scandalous dalliances of other Loves.

But Mr. Richter has been a big influence over there (see the recent generation of German photographers that includes Thomas Struth and Andreas Gursky) since he fled East Germany in 1961 for the West.

Multi-day life aside, there's not enough here to justify an upgrade for those who own a recent generation, but over the course of several years, Samsung has slowly been fine-tuning one of the better smartwatches in the game.

The number of described AMPs has increased over recent decades [ 7]; however, the recent generation of huge amounts of genomic, proteomic and EST (Expressed Sequence Tag) data enables novel strategies for the discovery of new candidate AMPs [ 8- 10].

Over recent years next generation sequencing (NGS) technologies evolved from costly tools used by very few, to a much more accessible and economically viable technology.