The phrase "a function of genetic" is not correct in English.
It should be "a function of genetics." You can use it when discussing the role of genetic factors in a particular outcome or trait.
Example: "The variation in height among individuals is largely a function of genetics."
Alternatives: "a result of genetic factors" or "determined by genetics."
The failure of science to discover that gene, I believe, is more a function of genetic complexity combined with our limited ability to understand it.
Similar to animals and fungi, plant robustness is a function of genetic network architecture.
Total sugar content in fruits and vegetables is a function of genetic, nutritional, environmental and developmental factors.
A major challenge for crop research in the 21st century is how to predict crop performance as a function of genetic architecture.
PD in humans is therefore thought to be a function of genetic predisposition, potentially associated with how efficiently an individual is able to metabolize dopamine-related neurotoxins.
We sought to investigate the influence of the inducible (Nos2) and endothelial (Nos3) NOS genes as a function of genetic background on ovulatory capacity and early embryonic development in a mouse model.
This may be a function of the genetic background used by these authors, as we established our 1 1 ratio through three different experiments in distinct genetic stocks.
The ability of a taxon to maintain adaptive flexibility in a stochastic environment is a function of the genetic diversity within the population.
A few decades later, Ronald Aylmer Fisher (1930) proposed the idea of "Fisher's fundamental theorem", where mathematical approaches were applied to define the fitness rate as a function of its genetic variation.
The development of the root system is controlled by constitutive intrinsic pathways that determine its global architecture as a function of the genetic potential of the accessions for root development and by response pathways that modulate its development in response to stress (water stress, submergence, nutrient deficiencies, etc).
This effect should be consistent across plastid data sets, again a function of their genetic linkage.
