Sentence examples for proper inheritance from inspiring English sources
And the demand for civil partnerships, proper inheritance rights and equality in adoption rights from gay couples is not a rejection of commitment but a desire to see commitment celebrated and publicly embraced.
From now on same sex couples will be able to register their civil partnerships with solicitors and public bodies, giving them proper inheritance and pension rights.
To ensure the proper inheritance of localized molecules, the position and orientation of the mitotic spindle must be coupled to overall cell polarity.
Collectively, the factors described above are responsible for maintenance of epigenetic histone marks during interphase (e.g., HDAC1), and also for proper inheritance of such marks during chromatin replication in S-phase and thereby in daughter cells (CHAF1A).
Correct spindle positioning ensures proper chromosome inheritance to daughter cells during each cell division.
In the unicellular budding yeast system, proper mitochondrial inheritance along the mother-bud axis is ensured by actin-mediated motility (reviewed by Boldogh and Pon, 2006).
Beyond their localization to the cortex, mitochondria in budding yeast must also be appropriately positioned and redistributed between mother and daughter bud compartments to ensure proper mitochondrial inheritance at cell division.
After germline transmission and continued breeding, PCR with genomic DNA from progeny of wild-type, heterozygous and homozygous animals showed proper recombination and inheritance of the Trpml3lox allele (Fig. 2A,B).
The solutions – a top income tax rate of up to 80%, effective inheritance tax, proper property taxes and, because the issue is global, a global wealth tax – are currently inconceivable.
His own mother, freshly bereaved, the sobbing executrix of his father's estate; his second wife's mother, also widowed, also in dazed possession of her late husband's fortune: Ronnie robbed them both, depriving them of their husbands' savings and the proper heirs of their inheritance.
Darwin was deeply troubled by not having a proper understanding of the inheritance mechanism, for it left him unable to rebut one of the most powerful objections to his overall theory.
