Sentence examples for tracing lineage from inspiring English sources

The tribe assembled four volumes on its history -- the Ramapough Indians say they are descendants of the Lenape tribe who sought refuge in the Ramapo Mountains straddling New York and New Jersey -- and hundreds of feet of genealogical data, tracing lineage 5,000 years.

Recent studies suggest that paternally inherited plastid DNA sequences in conifers may be species-specific and therefore effective in tracing lineage sorting between species [ 24- 27].

By tracing lineage- and cell type-specific gene expression, we found that despite the potential of ESCs to produce all cell types, the EB culture produced most abundantly cells of mesodermal lineages, with limited commitment to endodermal and ectodermal lineages (Fig. 3).

The origin of the modern fauna becomes the target issue and can be studied by tracing lineages of closely similar related species up through progressively younger beds.

Unlike other meteor showers, where the parent is a frozen comet, this one traces lineage to a cosmic rock.

Our method involves isolating and comparing somatic mutations in different subpopulations to trace lineage and infer mutational chronology.

To sort out rock's past — a fertile tangle of cultures, races, classes, artistic ambitions and business imperatives — the hall traces lineages and influences.

The coalescent process traces lineages backward in time until a common ancestor is reached between two lineages (a coalescent event).

"Tracing the Lineage of View Data in a Data Warehousing Environment". Technical note, 1997.

Pixar's history is deeply rooted in technology, tracing its lineage back to a division within Lucasfilm called the Graphics Group.

Tracing clonal lineages with fluorescent markers.