Sentence examples for progeny of the same from inspiring English sources

This explains, in part, the genetic variety seen among the progeny of the same pair of parents.

Matthew also indicated the possibility of developing new species: "the progeny of the same parents, under great difference of circumstance, might, in several generations, even become distinct species, incapable of co-reproduction".

Patrick Matthew wrote in the obscure book On Naval Timber and Arboriculture (1831) of "continual balancing of life to circumstance.... [The] progeny of the same parents, under great differences of circumstance, might, in several generations, even become distinct species, incapable of co-reproduction".

According to the standard view, isolates exhibiting the same fingerprinting pattern are considered direct progeny of the same bacterial clone, and most likely reflect ongoing transmission or disease relapse within individual patients.

Sibship effects denote the exposure to early environmental factors that are shared by children of the same household.[33] In this study, sibship effect estimates were phenotypic similarities induced in the progeny of the same mother.

Stable immortalized cell lines of human MSC as described in the present study should provide unlimited number of homogenous cells derived from a single stem cell and facilitate follow up of progeny of the same stem cell for prolonged period, over many generations.

A few F1 and several F2 progenies of the same first-generation females were obtained and subjected to subsequent experimental analysis.

Windhausen et al. (2012) discussed several possible applications of GS to maize breeding programs, that is, prediction within progenies of the same cross and prediction of progenies of different crosses.

Subsequently, in a repetitive experiment, 212 F2 progeny plants of the same cross combination were raised in summer 2009, to screen for sterile segregant plants.

First, for each of the two morphological traits, we denoted as pure populations the populations where all sampled progenies were of the same type (i.e. spike type or stature) with the allowance of one outlier, and as mixed populations the ones combined different types, with at least two progenies of each.

Skewed inheritance of segregating CNVs were assessed using a Fischer's exact test comparing the observed number of progeny with an event to the expected number of progeny with the same event assuming a 1 1 Mendelian inheritance at each locus in the genome.