Sentence examples for transmitting across generations from inspiring English sources
Poor nutrition in childhood, including in utero, poses economic disadvantages for individuals, lasting for more than 30 years and transmitting across generations [ 2].
In Denmark, for example, Nielsen and Rangvid (2012) found evidence that a mother's time spent in the country helped with their children's Danish performance, while additional time for the father helped with their math performance, which may suggest that both specific and general mechanisms of incorporation can be transmitted across generations.
Education is very powerfully transmitted across generations.
His goal was to understand how these quantities related and how they were transmitted across generations.
This becomes even worse when it affects whole communities or is transmitted across generations.
"Moreover, the disadvantages do not stop with that one person — they get transmitted across generations.
We found that what gets transmitted across generations is identities — victim identity, a heightened threat perception and strong in-group attachment.
Biological information is typically considered as being transmitted across generations by DNA but evidence indicates the existence of non-genetic inheritance.
The aftereffects of trauma can be transmitted across generations, resulting in ongoing cycles of violence and pain that affect individuals, families and societies.
The remaining two studies applied Jacobs and Campbell's (1961) paradigm wherein group norms are induced and transmitted across generations of a laboratory microculture.
At the same time do you really want to foreclose on the possibility that cultures might be transmitted across generations and that there might be something in tapping into that?
