Sentence examples for that imprinted from inspiring English sources

These data, along with the similar distribution seen in birds, suggest that imprinted genes were not located on an ancestrally imprinted chromosome or associated with a sex chromosome.

This result suggests that imprinted genes tend to harbor sex-specific CpGs more often than non-imprinted genes.

We found somewhere that imprinted itself upon us more powerfully than anywhere we'd preconceived.

Around the corner is an impressive collection of molds, some made of tin and plastic, others that imprinted Jell-O with the logos of Canadian hockey teams.

In a solo that combines delicacy with angular precision, Ms. Lovette showed a clarity of intention and a musicality that imprinted every step upon the eye.

Arlo Guthrie in Bridgeport Arlo Guthrie, a folk singer and songwriter like his father, Woody Guthrie, came into adulthood in the volatile 1960's, a happenstance that imprinted his career with a commitment to music that embraced social causes.

Now, two native elms are emerging not only as highly resistant (no elm is immune) to the disease, but with the same elegant vase shape and upheld branches that imprinted themselves on the American heart.

Race ostensibly reflects our biological constitution, while sun signs are meant to capture planetary forces that imprinted us at birth.

But the truly fascinating thing is that the geese that imprinted on Lorenz later attempted to mate with human men who resembled him.

One idea that is popular among scientists is that imprinted genes demonstrate the competition between maternal and paternal genes in furthering their own genetic interests, Perry said.

A publication predicting imprinted genes based on sequence characteristics suggests that imprinted loci in the human genome number as high as 156 (Luedi et al. 2007).