Sentence examples for contribution of inheritance from inspiring English sources

However, the simultaneous study of higher numbers of variants has become increasingly necessary in order to evaluate the full contribution of inheritance to drug response.

A preliminary analysis of the deafness data without considering the potential contribution of inheritance (i.e. using a logit analysis in the R program [ 10] with effects of sex, coat colour and coat texture) found none of the included fixed effects to be significant contributors to the incidence of deafness (results not shown).

For example, in biological networks modularity is a phenomenon linked to a varying contribution of evolutionary inheritance of features, genome organisation properties and functional attributes [ 8].

Familial transmission of ADHD and its diagnostic forebears has been documented for more than three decades (Cantwell 1972), and systematic assessment of the contribution of familial inheritance has been under way for more than two decades (Biederman 1986).

The contributions of each inheritance class to drug response are summarized in Table 6.

For example, a quantitative assessment of the contributions of vertical inheritance and HGT to the evolution of prokaryotes based on the topological comparison of thousands of phylogenetic trees suggested that nearly two-thirds of evolutionary events originate from HGT [ 55].

Although the number of sequenced Archaea is still small (52 genomes), analyses of these differences will help determine the respective contributions of phylogeny inheritance, ecosystem adaptation and/or lifestyle in the selection pressures on the actors of the detoxification subsystem.

The paper by Zhaxybayeva and Gogarten that you refer to focuses on HGT and, from a qualitative point of view, we certainly agree with their main conclusion that "contributions of vertical inheritance and HGT are not the same across the tree of life".

This means it will be possible to compare the relative contribution of horizontal and vertical inheritance to the cell when protein abundance data are available from different taxa living in the same environment.

All these data further indicate the genetic heterogeneity of ASD with different modes of inheritance and different contribution of de novo and inherited variants in individual families.

Genetic abnormalities can be detected using a parental contribution model derived from the principles of inheritance.