Sentence examples for passage of generations from inspiring English sources

Estate taxes take their toll and the passage of generations carves ownership into smaller and smaller pieces.

Segregation of the HPT marker gene from the transformant genomes was achieved by the passage of generations.

In all results of mapping of MucoRice-CTBs, we confirmed that the HPT gene had been segregated and excised during the passage of generations (Additional file 1: Figure S1).

Because the transformation system we used consists of several steps including seed sterilization, callus induction, co-transformation with Agrobacterium, plant regeneration, and the passage of generations, the specific factor(s) responsible for genome-wide variations (other than oxidation by sodium hypochlorite during seed sterilization) remain to be elucidated.

Our purpose was to assess, using NGS, the genome-wide effects of the Agrobacterium-mediated transformation system used to generate the MucoRice-CTB lines by comparing them to WT lines, and to validate NGS as a useful tool to confirm the inheritance of the transgene over the passage of generations.

More interesting is "Paperboys," a 45-minute documentary inspired by Mr. Mills's concern that the old-fashioned newspaper delivery route, a rite of passage for generations of American children, was on the verge of extinction.

As the epitome of the blank canvas, the LBD has become a rite of passage for generations of designers, and a fixation for some, such as cult couturier Azzedine Alaia, whose roots lie in architecture.

Saturday Night Live, NBC The ritual of staying up late to watch SNL is a rite of passage for generations of teens.

Crashing these parties was a rite of passage for generations of young aspiring writers and editors, who saw them as an opportunity to rub elbows with literary giants like Norman Mailer and Gay Talese.

A visit to his store is a rite of passage for generations of families who bring children in when they turn 13 to choose Spanish-made Snap Brims and Clergys, often simply called a "Roche," shorthand for the company, Fernández y Roche, though by coincidence it also means "head" in Hebrew.

Elaborate competitions to build the best robot or design cages to protect falling eggs have been a rite of passage for generations of engineering students.