Sentence examples for genetic argument from inspiring English sources

When he talked about Africans and Europeans, putting a genetic argument to it – well, having studied genetics myself at university for a couple of years, I can distinguish very clearly between fairytales and facts".

Simple observation of difference is thus not a genetic argument.

The genetic argument was repeated in a section of "The Bell Curve" (The Free Press, 1994 ) by Richard J. Herrnstein and Charles Murray.

Pauli-Magnus et al. [28] found no genetic argument supporting the role of MDR3 in PSC.

The empirically based forms of the genetic argument have been traditionally more popular.

This form of the genetic argument turns on the assumption that evolution is a continuous process that moulds pre-existing properties into more complex forms but which can not produce "entirely novel" properties.

A lower susceptibility to NHL among African HIV+ populations has also been hypothesized since in the USA, between 1981 and 1994, the proportion of NHL as an AIDS-defining illness was estimated lower in the black (1%) compared to the white population (3%) [98], although no specific genetic argument definitively supports this hypothesis.

The interaction between environment and genes is so complicated that to use genetic arguments, one has to be careful.

The poison that Mr. Sarrazin had released by reinforcing cultural hostility to immigrants with genetic arguments seemed to have taken root in popular prejudices.

Controversial, particularly in relation to its "genetic" arguments for European ascendancy]Mokyr, J. 'Innovation in a historical perspective: tales of technology and evolution', in Steil, B., Victor, D. G., & Nelson, R. R. (Eds).. (2002).

There exist both a priori and empirical genetic arguments.