Sentence examples similar to well-established ancestry from inspiring English sources
In a qualitative study of genetic ancestry test-takers, Nelson (2008) found that for some, learning about their genetic ancestry overturned well-established beliefs about their identity, whereas for others, the information offered confirmation about their ancestry.
Genealogical research, or the tracing of ethnic origin and ancestry, although a well-established process for scientific and demographic research, has also become increasingly popular as a recreational activity in recent years.
Though prostate cancer has a high incidence rate (~170 per 100,000 men in the United States) (Crawford 2003), until recently, the only well-established risk factors for prostate cancer were male sex, African ancestry, age, and family history (Johns and Houlston 2003).
Genotype imputation is a well-established method to combine information across collections of individuals with similar ancestry [ 7, 8] and to derive HD genotype information for individuals that were genotyped on a low or medium density set of loci [ 9- 13].
Old, well-established planes?
Global manufacturing is well-established.
A well-established healthcare system has disappeared.
Then a well-established pattern repeated itself.
"That's been a well-established rule".
National reconciliation is a well-established concept.
