Sentence examples for attributed to the inheritance from inspiring English sources
Approximately 10%% of ovarian cancer cases are attributed to the inheritance of a BRCA1 or 2 mutation [ 2].
Therefore, the offspring were not exposed to artificial radiation, and the abnormalities beyond the background level may be attributed to the inheritance of the radiation effects from the parents.
About 10% of ovarian cancer patients inherit a familial predisposition, and of those cases, only 35 50% can be attributed to the inheritance of defects in the BRCA1 and BRCA2 tumor suppressor genes [ 1, 2].
The incongruence of differentiation pattern between the mtDNA and microsatellite data could be attributed to the different types of inheritance and rates of evolution for the two types of markers and to the unique dispersal pattern of R. omeimontis.
In that connection, a remark attributed to the prophet about urine and the differing inheritance rules for men and women proved especially helpful.
Eight models of genetic change could be associated with hybrid sequence inheritance, with models 1 and 2 belonging to the 'genetic inheritance' pattern and models 3 8 attributed to the 'genetic variation' pattern.
No deaths are attributed to the storm.
It can be attributed to vertical inheritance from the last common ancestor between bacteria and fungi followed by massive gene loss in most bacterial and yeast lineages.
Finally, it should be noted that the proportion of common disease burden attributed to Mendelian inheritance is being re-assessed in light of the common disease-rare variant hypothesis [ 41, 42], which states that a proportion of common disease burden is attributable to uncommon, highly penetrant, recessive mutations.
In Fig. 7, we show the evolution of ϕ, the share of total wealth that can be attributed to past inheritance, computed using Eq. (3) with 30-year moving averages.
The dependence of biennial plants on photothermal induction complicates bolting control in cultivated crops in which a large proportion of genetic variation is attributed to additive inheritance (Sadeghian and Johansson, 1993).
