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The phrase "a significant heritable component" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing genetics, inheritance, or traits that are passed down from one generation to another.
Example: "Research indicates that there is a significant heritable component to the risk of developing certain mental health disorders."
Alternatives: "a notable genetic factor" or "a considerable inherited aspect".
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Prostate cancer has a significant heritable component, and rare deleterious germline variants in certain genes can increase the risk of the disease.
Population, family and twin studies have shown that migraine, tension-type headache and cluster headache have a significant heritable component [7, 8].
For instance, studies of human gene expression have found that approximately 30% of genes have a significant heritable component.
The structural and compositional changes seen in OA bone are likely to have considerable genetic input because there is a significant heritable component to OA, as judged by genetic studies [ 27].
Differences in the incidence of incubation behaviour between breeds and between selection experiments suggested that this trait may have a significant heritable component [ 5] but investigations on the genetics of incubation behaviour have led to conflicting observations.
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Multiple sclerosis has a clinically significant heritable component.
Twin studies suggest a substantial heritable component (4).
FIDs are known to have a substantial heritable component in other bird species (e.g. [ 38]).
Mammographic density is perhaps the single largest risk factor that is assessable but may have a substantial heritable component [ 26].
This comparison considered whether a pedigree-based heritable component analysis method can identify a disease component with a chip heritability comparable to that found by our approach.
It involves 50 Finnish women treated with hormones or surgery for endometriosis, a condition that appears to have a heritable component.
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