Sentence examples for progeny generations from inspiring English sources

Both progeny generations displayed dramatic detrimental changes in heart function, including decreased diastolic and systolic diameters, reduced fractional shortening, reduced heart beat length (heart period), and increased incidence of non-contractile myocardial cells, partial conduction blocks, and dysfunctional inflow valves, called ostia (Fig. 1b g).

Whether Henry Ford or his progeny generations later, innovation has delivered on several key mandates.

This memory is transmitted to the progeny generations of the imprinted cell.

Within-population fixation indices were significantly less than zero for parental and progeny generations (Table  5).

However, the effect of perinatal hormonal imprinting is also manifested in the progeny generations.

For our purpose, this approximation leads to an apparent contradiction, because it implicitly assumes no drifts in allele frequencies between parent and progeny generations (i.e. Neb = ∞).

However, first progeny generation adults did not exhibit an increase in fat content relative to body weight (Fig. 2d).

The difference in water availability during the growth of the progeny generation significantly affected all measured indicators of plant growth and functioning.

The breakage method used is based on fracture of particles using geometric rules for progeny generation and estimates of the stress applied to the particles as they flow through the crusher.

Barley seeds from a maternal generation that were affected by intense drought stress at the flag leaf stage or grown in the optimum conditions throughout the vegetation period were used as a sowing material to analyse the growth of a progeny generation at drought or in soil at optimum soil moisture.

It has for example been shown in C. heterophylla that sorting among self pollen could reduce levels of inbreeding-depression in the progeny generation [69] [70].