Sentence examples for common among offspring from inspiring English sources
In the US veterans study of Araneta et al. two (of 14) types of congenital heart defects were identified as statistically more common among offspring of 1991 male Gulf War veterans than among offspring of other male veterans [ 50].
It is worth a note that renal agenesis/hypoplasia, an occasional component of Goldenhar Syndrome, was observed by Araneta et al, in other research [ 50], to be significantly more common among offspring born post-war to American 1991 Gulf War veterans than among their pre-war offspring.
There are two other sources of information that, with additional detail could be much more informative: i) The methodologically precise study by Araneta et al. [ 49] which was designed to assess whether all and particular congenital malformations were more common among offspring of 1991 Gulf War veterans than among other veterans did that well.
We used the Swedish Family-Cancer Database to analyse the effects of birth order and family size on the risk of common cancers among offspring born over the period 1958 96.
Using consomic strains of mice while controlling for effects of social and environmental factors, this study found that transgenerational effects on various physiological and behavioral traits are common among female offspring of sires with different ChrYs.
The incidence of several classes and sub-classes of malformations were more common among the offspring of Gulf War deployed veterans vs. non-deployed veterans, when the database included all self-reported malformations.
Symbiotic bacteria that are transmitted vertically from mother to offspring are common among arthropods.
Horizontal gene transfer is the transfer of genetic material from one organism to another organism that is not its offspring; this is most common among bacteria.
Some authorities have suggested that antidepressants during pregnancy may increase the rate of autism among offspring.
But studies elsewhere had similar findings, she said: a threefold increase in schizophrenia among offspring of older fathers.
