Sentence examples for be a genetic difference from inspiring English sources

Our data do not identify the common cause, but it cannot be a genetic difference because the longitudinal studies were conducted with genetically identical individuals.

"It could be a genetic difference, or it may occur during larvae development".

In humans, too, there appears to be a genetic difference between the musculature of the best long-distance runners, who have more slow-twitch muscle fibers, and that of the best sprinters, who have more fast-twitch fibers.

There could be a genetic difference of Africans from that of Caucasians.  .

We hypothesized that there might be a genetic difference in these two clades that could account for their apparent co-exclusionary relationship.

But if I took you out of your cot and dropped you high up in the Tibetan plateau you would struggle, because they have a gene that gives them a really extraordinary ability to process oxygen; that's a genetic difference.

Now a study shows that there's a genetic difference between the cohorts: A gene controlling a bee's biological clock ramps up when it joins the daily nectar-gathering grind.

That could mean there is a genetic difference that determines whether the vaccine works, and that an assay might measure how effective the vaccine is in a particular patient.

The first is a genetic difference that might allow for more rapid or efficient sequestration in R. imitator when compared to R. variabilis.

Unless there is a genetic difference in susceptibility between children in the Mediterranean region and most children in the Northeast United States, an absence of increased MA in the Casa Pia study (B. Leroux, personal communication) makes a causal association in the present study less likely.

Inspired by these findings, language researchers Dan Dediu and Robert Ladd at the University of Edinburgh in the United Kingdom set out to see whether there might be a genetic basis for these differences in tonal aptitude.