The phrase "a result of inheritance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing outcomes or characteristics that arise from genetic or familial factors.
Example: "The child's talent for music was a result of inheritance from her mother, who was a professional pianist."
Alternatives: "due to genetic factors" or "stemming from heredity".
The finding of mutant NPHS2 alleles in sporadic cases confirms that disease that appears to be sporadic may in fact be inherited as a result of inheritance of mutant alleles from both parents, even in the absence of a positive family history of disease [ 27].
As a result of inheritance, many allottee parcels are now jointly owned by multiple family members.
The Erbstreit papyri are a bilingual (Demotic-Greek) dossier that was assembled, as their name indicates, as a result of inheritance disputes.
Only a small minority (~5%) of patients with breast cancer develop the disease as a result of inheritance of germline mutations in dominant, highly penetrant susceptibility genes such as BRCA1 and BRCA2.
Acknowledge that both genetic variation (as a result of inheritance) and genetic mutations are responsible for evolution.
Predisposition to a variety of cancer predisposition syndromes occurs as a result of the inheritance of gains and losses of chromosomes and chromosome regions.
As a result of the inheritance constraint, all the children and descendants of GO+ are also GO+ (sharing the lipid-related property).
The methylation differences observed may be a result of either inheritance of the epigenetic changes independently of genetic changes, or result from sequence differences which secondarily affect methylation at close or remote loci.
FJ Lapointe's review continued: 3) The authors have a long series of papers, using both empirical data and simulations, which show the similarities between monophyletic clades as a result of vertical inheritance, and the clades as a result of biased HGT.
As a result of the dominant inheritance of the DNM2 mutation, one theory is that DNM2-related CNM may be caused by a toxic gain-of-function in dynamin 2 (Cowling et al., 2014; Dowling et al., 2014).
"Wealth today is more of a result of entrepreneurial activity than inheritance," he said.
