Sentence examples for a genetic point from inspiring English sources

Our study suggests that riparian softwood forest species have efficient dispersal strategies which allow the population to survive altered floodplain conditions from a genetic point of view.

Parents each pass on half of their genes to each of their children, so from a genetic point of view, all children are equally valuable to them.

The identification of boundaries of genetic demes is one of the major goals for fishery management, and few Mediterranean commercial species have not been studied from a genetic point of view yet.

From a genetic point of view, the decision of whether to have a child is up to Rosemary.

Actually, those differences could be considered negligible from a genetic point of view when bearing in mind the epidemiological and clinical characteristics of the disease.

From a genetic point of view, migraine is a polygenic multifactorial disorder [8], while many epilepsy syndromes are monogenic and have been pathogenetically linked to channelopathies [9].

And from a purely genetic point of view, men don't merely have an interest in impregnating as many women as possible; they also have an interest in seeing that their offspring are brought up successfully and their genes perpetuated.

The latter process includes more varied pathways by which positive genetic effects on fitness can be mediated, but the two scenarios are not mutually exclusive [11], [13] and both of them imply from a quantitative genetic point of view an additive genetic correlation between male ornament and lifetime fitness [14], [15].

From a formal genetic point of view, despite the fact that these mutations lead to an identical globin chain, they must be considered as different mutational events, since the nucleotide change occurs in another gene.

From a developmental and genetic point of view, visual episodic memory could be underlain by neural systems that have more plasticity than other cognitive regions.

Deceptively, sum-scores can show considerable heritability under all these alternative phenotypic models [e.g. 49], even if the operationalization is not sensible from a phenotypic or genetic point of view.