The phrase "a range of inheritance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various types or categories of inheritance, particularly in contexts like genetics, law, or programming.
Example: "In the study of genetics, researchers often explore a range of inheritance patterns, including dominant, recessive, and co-dominant traits."
Alternatives: "a variety of inheritance" or "a spectrum of inheritance".
However, both these studies included in their data sets a wider range of inheritance modes than those considered in our model.
We also uncovered a range of mechanisms controlling the inheritance of NOR DNA methylation, including epigenetic inheritance of parental methylation patterns, reconfiguration of parental NOR DNA methylation in hybrids, and the involvement of trans-acting modifiers.
Our results suggest that the NORs themselves are important determinants of natural variation in rRNA gene methylation and that the inheritance of NOR DNA methylation is controlled by a range of mechanisms, including epigenetic inheritance of parental methylation patterns, reconfiguration of parental NOR DNA methylation, and the involvement of trans-acting modifiers such as VIM1.
It offers the same legal treatment as marriage across a range of matters, such as inheritance, pensions provision, life assurance, child maintenance, next of kin and immigration rights.
Although civil partnerships offer the same legal treatment as marriage across a range of matters, such as inheritance, pensions provision, life assurance, child maintenance, next of kin and immigration rights, they are still distinct from marriage.
Same-sex couples have been able to enter into civil partnerships since 2005, entitling them to the same legal rights as married couples across a range of matters, such as inheritance, pensions provision, life assurance, child maintenance, next of kin and immigration rights.
Other uses being explored are the detection of single-gene disorders, a range of chromosomal abnormalities and inheritance of parental polymorphisms across the whole fetal genome.
In combination, these three mutants allowed for analysis of plants demonstrating a range of pigmentation, phenotypic heritability, and inheritance patterns.
Therefore, the newer term genetic sucrase-isomaltase deficiency (GSID) should be used to encompass the entire range of inheritance patterns while CSID is reserved to specifically identify homozygous recessive individuals.
Nongenetic inheritance thus comprises a range of mechanisms whereby parents can influence the phenotypes of their offspring, and represents an extension of the Mendelian-genetic model of inheritance.
