Sentence examples for three to five generations from inspiring English sources

This species has a short life cycle and produces three to five generations each year.

The size of the group varies, but it typically consists of three to five generations of kin.

Following three to five generations of mutagenesis (depending on the treatment; Table 1) and a recovery period of at least two generations, the mean lifetime self-fecundity of fifteen to twenty arbitrarily sampled L4 (late stage larval) individuals was measured for each experimental treatment.

Each sequenced pedigree contains between 22 and 86 individuals distributed across three to five generations.

For several generations, related animals appear unrelated because pedigrees only go back three to five generations.

Ntn1 +/− animals used in this study were backcrossed to C57BL/6 animals for three to five generations.

Libraries of introgression lines are produced by successive backcrossing (generally three to four generations) to the recurrent parent.

Households generally consist of an extended family group that often contain three to four generations of family members.

Three to four generations a year, so can be seen until October.

"We have three to four generations at every event," said Annie Hirsch, a director of the World Swing Dance Council, which posts events at www.swingdancecouncil.com.swingdancecouncil.com

The weevil established at all three sites and produced three to four generations before entering a reproductive diapause in late summer.