Sentence examples for be explained by genotypic from inspiring English sources
Particular disease manifestations in the founders and in some of their descendants might be explained by genotypic alterations.
In all those cases, the observed phenotype could be explained by genotypic data of the plants.
Differences in expression of metalloproteinases might, in part, be explained by genotypic variation.
A recent pharmacogenomic analysis of Japanese and US patients treated with carboplatin and paclitaxel for non-SCLC revealed that differences in outcomes for survival and toxicity could be explained by genotypic variations between the two nationalities (Gandara et al, 2009).
In 2008, we published a study conducted in a random selection of approximately 800 adolescent or elderly individuals, showing that part of the inter-individual differences in their reaction towards exposure to genotoxins can indeed be explained by genotypic differences [ 14].
Phenotypic patterns of inheritance are explained by genotypic features in the well-known fashion of classical genetics.
Generally, the strain-dependent pathogenicity could be explained by different genotypic and phenotypic characteristics of the B. pseudomallei isolates.
This may be explained by the genotypic make-up of the Col-like reverted parents and will be presented in the next section.
Therefore geographic differences in the natural history and response to treatment of chronic hepatitis B could be explained by the genotypic variations of HBV between different geographic regions.
However, female fecundity and remating rates can differ among populations of a species, possibly reflecting genotypic differences that could be explained by sexual selection via female mate choice based on genotypic differences in the quality of male ejaculate [ 23]–[ 26].
The increased levels of hybrid fitness and species cohesion in the full model can be explained by the occurrence of a similar genotypic canalization process as described before under random mating (see Additional file 1, Figures S3 and S4).
