The phrase "as heritable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing genetics, traits, or characteristics that can be passed down from one generation to another.
Example: "The study found that certain behavioral traits are as heritable as physical traits, indicating a strong genetic influence."
Alternatives: "as inheritable" or "as transmissible".
And heritability itself is a funny thing that isn't as heritable as people often imagine.
Growing evidence indicates that an individual's weight is 40 to 70percentt decided by genes, which makes it about as heritable as height.
Twin studies suggest that economic outcomes and preferences, once corrected for measurement error, appear to be about as heritable as many medical conditions and personality traits.
PC3 (15%) was as heritable as PC1, and loaded adiponectin, aPAI1 and TNFα against leptin, insulin, and CRP.
Specifically, achievement independent of ability may be just as heritable as achievement including ability because achievement is as much a function of genetically-driven appetites as of aptitudes.
Most importantly in the present context, we find that this index of added value is just as heritable as raw achievement scores and g-free achievement scores.
Interestingly, individual speed measures (and rotated factors separating speed components), were not as heritable as the ARC factor.
Mathematics ability and disability is as heritable as other cognitive abilities and disabilities, however its genetic etiology has received relatively little attention.
The empirical base for GE correlation was research showing that environmental measures are nearly as heritable as behavioral measures and that genetic factors mediate correlations between environment and behavior.
One important difference between the two studies is that general cognitive ability is nearly twice as heritable as measures of family environment which could indicate that it will be more difficult to find genes associated with family environment, although it is not necessarily the case that it is easier to find genes for more heritable traits.
The heritability analyses suggested that a one-factor solution was at least as heritable as the majority of the individual factors, and that although it shared genetic influences with YBOCS total severity, there were also independent genetic influences for this construct.
