The phrase "as ancestry" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to lineage or heritage, but it lacks context to be usable.
Example: "The study focused on genetic traits as ancestry can reveal important information about family history."
Alternatives: "as heritage" or "as lineage".
To what extent do genetic traits (such as ancestry) tell you about how a person looks?
But neither, for now, do the youthful Gandhis, believing that time, as well as ancestry, is on their side.
He has a "complex" racial background, which includes Bunurong (south-central Victoria), Yuin (NSW south coast) and Tasmanian Aboriginal, as well as ancestry from Cornwall in the UK.
Genetic predisposition testing is now available for an ever-expanding list of genetic mutations associated with diseases including breast cancer, Parkinson's and Alzheimer's diseases, as well as qualities such as ancestry, intelligence, and athleticism.
People who order the $999 kit send in a sample of spit and, in return, receive an analysis of nearly 600,000 genetic variations linked to disease and other factors, such as ancestry, height, and eye color.
But as Ancestry points out, half of the 5m DNA tests taken by its customers (mostly in the US, the UK and Australia) show a reading of at least 10% Irish DNA.
"Family Tree," the new HBO comedy from Christopher Guest, which just gets better and better as ancestry-seeking Tom Chadwick Chris O'Dowdd) comes to L.A., or Glendale to be exact, to meet his American cousins, who include characters played by Ed Begley Jr. and Guest himself.
To control for possible stratification bias due to population structure we applied Principal Component Analysis to a list of 500 top scoring SNPs identified as ancestry-informative in a subset of the Population Reference Sample [24].
An eQTL was claimed as ancestry-informative if after being adjusted using a false discovery rate procedure [ 98], the adjusted P-value of the Fisher's test was smaller than 0.05.
While further studies are required, these data suggest there may be overlapping allergic disease susceptibility loci spanning multiple ethnic groups, e.g. IL33/IL1RL1, HLA locus and TSLP, as well as ancestry-specific susceptibility loci, e.g. PYHIN1 in asthma.
The transcript probes for a T-gene were defined as ancestry-informative when the adjusted P-value of the MNM test was lower than 0.05 by using a false discovery rate procedure [ 98].
