This affects how knowledge is transferred from generation to generation of startups and entrepreneurs.
A brief explanation of Bowen's family systems theory is that relationships within the family-including multigenerational relationships-can result in parental problems being transferred from generation to generation.
Beetles and their environment, inclusive of spores released into it, were transferred from generation to generation.
By maintaining such histone modifications through cell divisions, the cell state can then be epigenetically transferred from generation to generation, eventually establishing tissues and complex organisms.
Rural people who have century's old traditional knowledge transferred from generation to generation still rely on plant resources for variety of purposes such as food, fodder, and medicines.
The inability of C (C15 sensu Lajeunesse et al. [43]) to establish a symbiosis was not unexpected, as this type has mostly been found in the maternally transmitting coral genera Montipora and Porites [43], [55] [57] and direct symbiont transfer from generation to generation favors the evolution of specialist symbiont lineages [58].
It concerns our ability to deal with prebiotic systems in which the rules that govern the process of information transfer from generation to generation are unknown or even unknowable.
Mean larval transport, Ladv, can change from generation to generation [ 13], and therefore the size of the retention region can vary from generation to generation.
The non-DNA-based transfer of information from generation to generation can be surprisingly persistent across several generations (Schmitz and Ecker 2012), which means that working with F1 or F2 generations in synchronic approaches may not be sufficient to exclude those.
Since floods periodically cause tremendous damage to lives and property, it is important to transfer wisdom and painful experiences from generation to generation (Dufty 2008).
Fleas would transmit the plague from generation to generation.
