Sentence examples for common heritability from inspiring English sources

A family history of other psychotic disorders than BD was considered since several recent studies have shown common heritability for BD and schizophrenia [ 40, 41].

It has been shown that SLI and RD share a common high heritability if the child had poor nonword repetition abilities (50,61).

In the absence of any loci with sex-specific effects and assuming a common environment, heritability estimates should not significantly differ between the sexes.

However, the genetic variants discovered so far account for only a small portion of common disease heritability, indicating that there still are many genes or loci with small effects to be discovered.

These numbers suggest that for strongly heritable genes, most common variant-related heritability is hidden in trans-regulations.

In contrast, if you go to the Detroit suburbs, where deprivation and drug addiction are common, the IQ heritability is "close to 0%", because the environment is having such a strong effect.

Weighted means and standard errors of direct and maternal heritability, common litter effects and the correlation between direct and maternal effects are given for various reproduction, growth and carcass traits.

Given that recent findings from clinical and molecular genetic studies suggest that autism and obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) could share a common pattern of heritability, we assessed executive functions as a possible common cognitive endophenotype in unaffected family members of individuals with either autism or OCD.

Thus, the common estimate of heritability assuming additive genetic effects may not work for height.

Figure 4 shows the relative contributions of genetic (heritability), common environmental and non-shared environmental components to the phenotypic variances of gout.

Due to our chip-design, HapMap-based imputation and the non-family-based design of our cohort, this estimates the contribution of common variants to heritability only.