Sentence examples for general inheritance from inspiring English sources

With the limited data currently available, the best that can be done is to average the data from all of the different pathogenic variants, to provide a general inheritance model.

We show that any unconditional handling of priorities between defaults as advocated in the literature until now is not sufficient to capture general defeasible inheritance reasoning.

In general, epigenetic inheritance allows rapid response to inducing stimuli and may be more advantageous than mutation/selection cycles in specific types of fluctuating environments.

In general, genetic inheritance accounts for around 80% of the variance in height.

Such mechanisms have been demonstrated to operate in sexual crosses between E. typhina endophytes, although in general, uniparental inheritance is observed [ 44].

Due to the general maternal inheritance of the mtDNA in vertebrates including birds (although, in rare occasions, paternal leakage has been found [ 53]), the haplotypes of these putative immigrants had persisted in the Negros population, while most of their Panay/Guimaras ancestry has vanished at the microsatellite level due to the bi-parental inheritance of these markers.

Generally, epigenetic inheritance piggybacks on general developmental and physiological mechanisms of cells, and is a by product of other physiological functions, not the result of an independent copying system that is content neutral, though this is not their defining property; DNA methylation is a notable exception.

Informed consent for research on a genetic condition in Ethiopia similarly drew successfully on general understandings of inheritance, and pointed to limitations in making detailed associations with inheritance patterns [ 50].

They need not, of course, agree on every point, but they should share in the general purpose and inheritance.

A second, related, way to vindicate models of cultural evolution looks to the question of the general features of inheritance systems that make for evolvability in a lineage.

In general, imperfect maternal inheritance and direct physiological costs to infection are acknowledged to impede their spread within local populations [ 3].