Sentence examples for address the inheritance from inspiring English sources
For this reason, we speculate that mitochondrial degradation may represent a potential clinical target to address the inheritance of mtDNA disease (more detail in Appendix 1).
Family-level analysis has been used for decades to address the questions of inheritance and natural selection (Endler 1986; Falconer and MacKay 1996) but is not frequently applied in the context of native plant restoration.
Furthermore, we wished to address the potential polygenic inheritance of genetic risk factors and breast cancer, that is, the association between an increasing number of risk alleles and breast cancer risk.
The answer that Jesus gives does not address whether or not the inheritance should be fairly split.
With Gramene Mart and other search interfaces to simplify the data mining and querying routines, users will soon be able to address increasingly complex queries regarding the inheritance, genetic mechanisms and evolution of quantitatively inherited traits.
To address the issue of sex chromosome inheritance, some of these components needed to be modified.
These studies do not, however, address the issue of how epigenetic inheritance of stochastic variations in gene expression levels can provide survival advantage under antibiotic selection, as examined in this report.
He addressed the issue of inheritance by forbidding false claims of paternity or of a client relationship to the deceased, and forbade his followers to leave their wealth to a testamentary heir.
In a response to Cameron at Prime Minister's Questions in December 2009, Gordon Brown addressed the Conservative Party's inheritance tax policy, saying it "seems to have been dreamed up on the playing fields of Eton".
They focus on changes of variables but also address the modification of elements related to inheritance and polymorphism (e.g. deletion of an overriding method or class field or removal of references to overridden methods and fields).
To address the mechanisms involved in transgenerational epigenetic inheritance, DNA must be viewed in the context of chromatin and its modifications (see Box I).
