The phrase "aspects of inheritance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing different features, characteristics, or components related to inheritance, particularly in contexts like genetics, law, or programming.
Example: "The study focused on various aspects of inheritance, including genetic traits and environmental influences."
Alternatives: "elements of inheritance" or "features of inheritance".
Grown children who know their parents have assets typically expect the money to be left to them in equal shares, say lawyers, wealth advisers and psychologists with long experience in the legal, practical and emotional aspects of inheritance.
But while they agree that an emotional legacy outweighs a financial one, boomers and elders don't always see eye to eye on other aspects of inheritance.
Given that a large proportion of the heritability of CD and its complex architecture is as yet unexplained, one might speculate other aspects of inheritance, such as epistasis, gene-environment interactions or epigenetic effects, might be involved.
It is clear that we have to combine these fundamental aspects of inheritance and the genomic regulatory network if we are to understand how external stimuli, such as a hormonal change or cell context, can exert the profound changes in gene expression and tissue composition that we observe in the mammary gland.
Articles focus on one aspect of inheritance (the home).
Germany has no alternative but to balance pride about some aspects of its inheritance with the imperative of facing up to others.
All aspects of National Insurance Contributions, Inheritance Tax and Capital Gains Tax, Corporation Tax, Fuel Duty and Excise Duties will remain reserved, as will all aspects of the taxation of oil and gas receipts.
Evolutionary aspects of epigenetic inheritance warrant further investigation on their own merit.
Question 16 (multiple choice) provides the F1 cross and asks questions about the F2 offspring, querying basic knowledge of recombination rules and quantitative aspects of Mendelian inheritance.
Although most aspects of epigenetic inheritance are understood, somatic cells are considered to be relative static and the principles of methylation establishment in vegetative grown plants remain unclear [ 21, 46, 55- 57].
In our study, however, the autism families did display aspects of maternal inheritance; in all four identified ASD families (of 252 screened), the ZNF277 microdeletions were always carried by the mothers and a high number of offspring were affected (eight of nine offspring have ASD or PDD; Figure 1).
