Sentence examples for due to inheritance of from inspiring English sources
Finally, consistent with our findings in the current study, there are cases of inherited int dup(15) where the parent has no obvious autism phenotype due to inheritance of a paternal int dup(15), but the child who inherits this same duplication maternally has autism [Bolton et al., 2001; C.E. Browne et al., 1997; Cook et al., 1997].
Differently, in Holstein cattle, the piebald effect seems to be due to inheritance of a single piebald spotting gene, with no sex differentiation (Pape 1990), unlike in camels.
The higher yield of the pyramided lines may be due to inheritance of some yield traits or QTLs of mega variety (Swarna BB pyramid) used here as the donor parent, besides the recurrent parent Jalmagna to the pyramided line.
The anticipation is due to inheritance of both shorter telomeres and the parental telomerase mutation.
Early embryos are initially dependent upon oxidative metabolism due to inheritance of maternal mitochondria which are subsequently segregated among daughter cells.
For this reason, we have suggested an idea about evolutionary formation of the phoronid body plan due to inheritance of an acquired modus of escaping development.
A first distinction is between methods that aim at estimating realized genomic relationships [or proportion of identical by state (IBS) (VanRaden 2007; Yang et al. 2010)] and those that attempt to estimate probability of sharing alleles due to inheritance from a known common ancestor [or probability of identical by descent (IBD)].
Synapomorphies are characters shared by a group of taxa due to inheritance from a common ancestor.
This variable was included based on evidence of son preference in Africa, specifically that having at least one son has been valued for continuing the family lineage and kinship ties, as well as transfer of property due to inheritance laws [ 46].
However, a recent study in P. sojae has revealed that the underlying cause of dominant inheritance of virulence toward specific resistances is due to transgenerational inheritance of gene silencing.
It is due to the inheritance of an additional copy of all or part of chromosome 21 (trisomy 21; OMIM ID: 190685) and occurs in different populations in 1 per 370 to 1700 live births (Cocchi et al., 2010; O'Nuallain et al., 2007; Parker et al., 2010).
