Sentence examples for contributions of shared from inspiring English sources
Instead, by comparing fathers with sons, and full brothers and half-brothers reared together or apart, the scientists attempted to tease out the relative contributions of shared environment and shared genes to the risk of sexual offending.
In particular, the contributions of shared genetic and environmental to liability for postpartum haemorrhage might be different in settings where birth is not medicalised and women are not exposed to drugs like oxytocin or other obstetric interventions.
We assessed whether clustering could be explained by familial sharing of known risk factors and used the observed cluster correlations to quantify the relative contributions of shared genetic and environmental effects to the liability for postpartum haemorrhage.
The similarity scores are useful in the Reduce phase because they avoid the recalculations of similarities in the evaluation of the contribution of shared instances.
To evaluate the contribution of shared history to the observed correlation, we can compare proteins that do not interact functionally.
Biases toward shared polymorphisms (Table 2: II, III) decreased estimates of F ST by increasing the contribution of shared among-group variation.
The extent of the shared (pleiotropic) genetic factors was assessed by an additive RG and the contribution of shared environmental factors by an environmental correlation (RE).
The broad range of available data of potential confounders in our study elucidates the contribution of shared risk factors in the association between atopy and functional bowel disorders.
The bivariate analysis involving hip BMD confirmed significant involvement of common genes (RG=0.137±0.049), but no contribution of shared environmental factors was detected at the hip.
Family studies such as the present one may be more likely to represent true heritability but make it more difficult to assess the contribution of shared environment.
The results also highlight the contribution of shared (family-wide) environmental factors (C) to fatigue, and to a lesser extent to history of depression, in Sri Lanka.
