Sentence examples for some ancestry from inspiring English sources

Supposedly, some ancestry organizations relax their standards to increase membership.

My results didn't specify which specific countries in Africa, but based on the origins of the slave trade, I figured I probably had some ancestry from Nigeria and/or Ghana.

One is that the people of the Orkney Islands, to the north of Scotland, share some ancestry with Siberians, possibly because some ancestors of modern Orcadians ventured to Asia via the Arctic Circle.

However, as previously mentioned, subgroups have been identified within presumably homogeneous or highly admixed populations, suggesting that a subset of individuals share some ancestry.

In the system studied, hatchery-reared fish are capable of returning to and spawning in the wild, and as such, wild-born fish may be comprised of a mixture of fish that have some hatchery ancestry and some ancestry from lineages that have been wild for many generations.

Many O. rufipogon individuals shared some ancestry with indica, but only five had membership coefficients greater than 50%.

Some ancestries were listed more often than in the past, including Arab and sub-Saharan African.

Importantly, there appears to be some ancestry-specific loci, e.g. the 17q21 locus was particularly relevant to the Caucasian and Latino populations but not African descent populations and the novel locus, PYHIN1 was restricted to individuals of African descent only.

There are differences in the prevalence of LRs in BRCA1/2 for some ancestries (Table 2).

Nearly all of us who identify as African-American in this country, apart from some more recent immigrants, have at least some white ancestry.

Depp "was ceremonially adopted into the Comanche Nation during filming" (he has identified as having "some Native American" ancestry), but his portrayal of Tonto is sure to raise some eyebrows.