Agro-based food production system in Bangladesh: a socio-demographic impact assessment by Karim, A.H.M Zehadul

“…Based on my ethnographic data collected from the rural areas, researcher have documented genealogically the settlement pattern and food-production system in two villages named Dhononjoypara and Gopalhati in the Northern part of Bangladesh. …”
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The Equality Act 2010 and empty diversity : neoliberal legislation and inequality in the lives of trans* and sexgender nonconforming people by Hunter, Chryssy

“…In order to explore these dynamics I give a genealogical and multidisciplinary context to my work. …”
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A noncoding expansion in EIF4A3 causes Richieri-Costa-Pereira syndrome, a craniofacial disorder associated with limb defects. by Favaro, F, Alvizi, L, Zechi-Ceide, R, Bertola, D, Felix, T, de Souza, J, Raskin, S, Twigg, SR, Weiner, A, Armas, P, Margarit, E, Calcaterra, N, Andersen, G, McGowan, S, Wilkie, A, Richieri-Costa, A, de Almeida, M, Passos-Bueno, MR

“…We mapped the mutated gene to a 122 kb region at 17q25.3 through identity-by-descent analysis in 17 genealogies. Sequencing strategies identified an expansion of a region with several repeats of 18- or 20-nucleotide motifs in the 5' untranslated region (5' UTR) of EIF4A3, which contained from 14 to 16 repeats in the affected individuals and from 3 to 12 repeats in 520 healthy individuals. …”

Branching and fragmenting particle systems in biology by Tsui, THL

“…Furthermore, using a lookdown representation, we retain information about genealogies and, in the case of deterministic limiting models, use this to deduce the backwards in time motion of the ancestral lineage of a sampled individual. …”

The phylogeography and systematics of Cardamine hirsuta by Cooke, E

“…This thesis investigates the geographical structure and genealogical history of genetic variation within <b>C. hirsuta</b> and identifies its closest relatives. …”

The Victorian intergenerational migrant cohort: Socioeconomic outcomes 1851-1901 by Thomas, R

“…</p> <p>Socioeconomic outcomes are defined with the HISCAM scale, a measure of social proximity derived by statistical correspondence analysis of occupations within historic civil and genealogical records. Descriptive analysis of outcomes over three generations shows that immigrants had significant socioeconomic mobility, especially females, although this was not always an upward move. …”

The Roman Catholic Mission and leprosy control in colonial Ogoja Province, Nigeria, 1936-1960 by Manton, J

“…This scheme offers a useful template for the examination of the role of mission in the construction of colonial administration, the local and international ramifications of decolonisation, and the evolution of ideologies and genealogies of development and global public health.…”

'Two congenial beings of another sphere': Peter Sterry as a theological precursor to William Blake by Youansamouth, E

“…Given the lack of evidence that Blake read Sterry, and the limited effectiveness of the ‘genealogical’ method when it comes to Blake, it pioneers a bespoke ‘analogical’ method for the exploration of these issues. …”

Genomic analysis of the evolution and global spread of hyper-invasive meningococcal lineage 5. by Harrison, O, Bray, J, Maiden, M, Caugant, D

“…Genetic diversity, which was mostly generated by horizontal gene transfer, was unevenly distributed in the genome; however, genealogical analysis of diverse and conserved core genes, accessory genes, and antigen encoding genes, robustly identified a star phylogeny with a number of sub-lineages. …”

Nature’s empire: the Darwinian idiom in late Victorian international thought by Butcher, CE

“…Finally, I undertake an analysis of journalism and colonial administration to explore the percolation of such Darwinian notions into quotidian British imperial discourse and practice.</p> <p>Genealogically, I argue that Darwinism’s radically flat worldview challenges IR’s interpretation of nineteenth-century international order as sharply bifurcated and governed by a ‘<em>standard of civilisation</em>’. …”

Fanon's sociogenic approach to antiracist critique by Bufkin, S

“…First, Fanon conducts a genealogical analysis of racial orders, thereby denaturalizing and problematizing the practices, institutions, and discourses that (re)produce them. …”

Social transformation among Sahrāwī desert nomads: the hidden logic of Ḥassānīya socio-geographical networks by Isidoros, K

“…Not only do these fresh insights of Sahrāwī strategic tribe-state symbiosis and tactical nomadic sedentarisation overturn received anthropological wisdom on the stele of ‘tribe’, but it is women and their tents that can offer explanations for the ‘leap’ from genealogical reckoning to nationalist consciousness.</p> <p>This study presents comparative ethnography to engage critically with anthropology’s ‘great debates’ and popularised tropes regarding veiling, patriarchy, gendered space and power, and ‘tribal’ society. …”

Simultaneous estimation of population size changes and splits times using importance sampling by Forest, M

“…For each region, we use an importance sampler to build a large number of possible genealogies, and from those we estimate the likelihood function of parameters of interest. …”

Shakespeare's women and the fin de siècle by Duncan, S

“…Highlighting female performance genealogies, I offer the first narrative of women’s acting traditions in Shakespeare. …”

The Mozarabs and their neighbours: a study of the Arabic documents of Toledo, 1083-1315 by Flatley, H

“…The thesis is rooted in a qualitative and quantitative analysis of this data, presented in appendices that include translations and new editions of key documents, genealogical tables, quantitative data and spatial analysis conducted using QGIS. …”

Familial risk of prostate cancer in Iceland. by Eldon, B, Jonsson, E, Tomasson, J, Tryggvadottir, L, Tulinius, H

“…Information on cancer incidence was obtained from the population-based Icelandic Cancer Registry, and information on families from a comprehensive genealogical database covering the population of Iceland. …”

The social criticism of T.S. Eliot: Conservative, Classicist, Catholic, and European by Hunt, T

“…By contrast, this thesis relocates the primary nexus of Eliot’s social criticism within the influential period of his Criterion editorship, and constructs alternative classifications, chronologies, and genealogies regarding his content and influences. This thesis also disproves many of the false claims and insinuations made about his work, such as its supposedly anti-Semitic and anti-democratic tendencies. …”

The syntax and prosody of interrogatives: evidence from varieties spoken in northern Italy by Hack, F

“…</p> <p>The present work examines question formation on the basis of four genealogically related and geographically closely located Romance varieties spoken in northern Italy: Gherdëina, Badiot, Fascian and Nònes. …”

A New Nested Allele-Specific Multiplex Polymerase Chain Reaction Method for Haplotyping of VKORC1 Gene to Predict Warfarin Sensitivity by Yung, An Chua, Abdullah, Wan Zaidah, Yusof, Zukurnai, Siew, Hua Gan

“…The final PCR products were resolved by agarose gel electrophoresis and further analysed by using a VKORC1 genealogic tree to infer patient haplotypes. Fifty patients were identified to have H1H1, one had H1H2, one had H1H7, 31 had either H1H7 or H1H9, one had H1H9, eight had H7H7, and one had H8H9 haplotypes. …”
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Building a family ontology to meet consistency criteria by Tan, Mee Ting

“…Now, there are existing genealogical ontologies proposed by different groups of researchers once semantic web has emerged as third generation of the web. …”
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