Sentence examples for differences in the genetics from inspiring English sources
The authors of the study say it could be explained by an as-yet unidentified biological factor such as cancers in women of African-Caribbean descent responding less well to treatments, including hormone therapy or differences in the genetics of their tumours.
Over multiple environments, alfalfa genotype 773 consistently showed higher cell wall lignin content in stems compared to genotype 708 suggesting differences in the genetics of lignin biosynthesis.
Some investigators advocate that differences in the genetics of CYP will lead to personalized drug treatments, with a special emphasis on the geriatric population.
Whilst this may in part be due to differences in the genetics of hypertension between animals and humans it also illustrates the general challenges we are facing in candidate gene studies of human essential hypertension.
Significant differences in the genetics and biology of BC in Hispanics, including a higher incidence of TN BCs [ 25– 27] have been described as a significant contributor to their higher mortality [ 27].
Thus, there are fundamental differences in the genetics, biology and pathology of human germ cell development, compared with model organisms, that merit studies of human germ cell development per se.
Although these models are centered on life-history traits relating to maturation and growth, there are interesting differences in how the genetics of the inherited traits and the life histories are modeled.
There were no differences in the HLA genetics of the index children with affected parents or siblings.
There appear to be some differences in the quantitative genetics of speed and working memory measures compared to other cognitive measures.
However, such an associated was not identified in Japanese population [ 67], suggesting that population-specific differences may exist in the genetics of PD.
