Sentence examples for parental pattern from inspiring English sources

In this form, a species is separated from another when there is a parental pattern of ancestry and descent.

A second species concept is the phylogenetic species concept (PSC), which was defined by Cracraft (1983): "A species is the smallest diagnosable cluster of individual organisms within which there is a parental pattern of ancestry and descent".

The phylogenetic species concept (PSC) holds that a species is "the smallest diagnosable cluster of individual organisms within which there is a parental pattern of ancestry and descent" (Cracraft 1983, 170).

For all modifications of the chromatin analyzed, no clear difference was found in the distribution and intensity of signals between Col-0, C24 and their reciprocal hybrids, revealing that the parental pattern profile was kept in the hybrid progeny (Moghaddam et al. [2010]).

Watch out for the common parental pattern of nice, nice, nice... furious!

It should be noted that EZ44 and EZ52 could form translocation channels in erythrocyte membranes and demonstrated a parental pattern of cytotoxicity upon cell contact-mediated type III activation (Fig. 2A and 5A).

Stopping these bad parental patterns will require teamwork.

This is somewhat surprising as one might have expected a parental expression pattern (either paternal or maternal expression) since these patterns are commonly assumed to be more prevalent.

The two tails of the RILs were scored according to the parental banding pattern as IR64 homozygotes (1), Apo homozygotes (2) or heterozygotes (3).

Study subjects were taken from the Japanese-American cohortity Diabetes Study, a cofort of second- (Nisei) and third-generation (Sansei) Japanese Americans of 100% Japanese ancestry who were representative of Japanese-American residents of King County, WA, in age, residential distribution, and parental immigration pattern (10).

Future studies in the wild or in larger aviaries allowing spatial separation might be able to clarify the importance of begging and distance calls in parent-offspring recognition and parental feeding patterns.