Sentence examples for two subsequent generations from inspiring English sources

In spite of the significant stimulation in the stressed generations, we did not generally find increased SHR levels in two subsequent generations obtained by selfing treated plants.

The researchers analyzed RNA from recently activated T cells and two subsequent generations.

There have been two subsequent generations of Windows since Vista in January 2007 and Windows 7 in October 2009.

Here we report that cardiac dysfunction induced by high-fat-diet (HFD) persists for two subsequent generations in Drosophila and is associated with reduced expression of two key metabolic regulators, adipose triglyceride lipase (ATGL/bmm) and transcriptional cofactor PGC-1.

Two subsequent generations of Lauders, the Kennedys of the beauty world, have made their own marks, not only on her company, but also on the philanthropic and cultural life of New York.

In the two subsequent generations of non-exposed daphnids, a considerable number of differentially regulated genes were observed, indicating an effect of Zn-exposure in the non-exposed progeny.

For instance, Mr. Ohno lives with three subsequent generations of his family, including the son who partners him on stage.

Searching for art to go along with Orlean's piece, I came across the Rin Tin Tin Collection, an archive in Riverside, California, made up of 13.5 cubic feet of photographs, scrap books, fan mail, and memorabilia documenting the life and career of the original Rin Tin Tin, and the four subsequent generations of movie-star German shepherds he spawned.

The rise and fall of that empire, and the moral and psychological costs its maintenance imposes on five subsequent generations of McCulloughs, is the subject of The Son, a work of extraordinary narrative power and contrasts, in which destruction seems inevitable and enjoyment of victory's fleeting pleasures bittersweet at best.

Regular feeding of LSU colonized fleas on non-vertebrate hosts (and L. bostrychophila-free rearing conditions) results in decreased vertical transmission of R. felis infection over twelve subsequent generations [25].

Validation data included phenotyped and genotyped birds from five subsequent generations (on average 306 birds/generation).