Sentence examples for strong inheritance from inspiring English sources
The ITV programme benefited from a strong inheritance from Coronation Street, which had the evening's top audience of 10.9 million, or 43%.
DESPITE its strong inheritance of military DNA (much of it, somewhat counterintuitively, coming from the American navy), NASA is a civilian agency, set up that way in deliberate contrast to the military-run Soviet space programme.
The drainage network was then rearranged by selective erosion processes, maintaining a strong inheritance from of its Middle Pleistocene configuration.
The sand dam on the lakeshore exhibits relatively low maturity, moderately poor sorting and roundness, and strong inheritance of provenance.
We found a very strong inheritance for the farming occupation.
Most ALS cases present with no clear familial history, ∼10% have a strong inheritance pattern and deemed familial ALS (FALS).
Rubens does not care as much about perception -- he carries a stronger inheritance of the older premise of the thing-in-itself.
The international crude oil price has a strong historical inheritance.
Furthermore, international crude oil prices and domestic refined oil prices have strong historical inheritance.
They found that there is a strong familial inheritance pattern for isolated interatrial shunt, with significantly higher risk of interatrial shunt among affected patients' siblings, first-, and second-degree relatives.
High millennial erosion rates (1 2 mm/yr) also occur in north Sikkim and may be climatically driven through strong glacial inheritance of the landscape, as attested by high channel-steepness values close to the maximum extent of glaciers during the Last Glacial Maximum.
