Sentence examples for genetic conclusions from inspiring English sources

In his review of Jon Entine's "Taboo" (April 16), Jim Holt enumerated three "caveats" as to why one must be careful about genetic conclusions concerning blacks in sports.

The application of Y-chromosomal markers is particularly interesting in many mammals, because sex-specific differences in dispersal behavior are predicted to affect phylogeographic and population genetic conclusions that have so far been drawn almost exclusively from female-inherited mtDNA.

Since the lines derive from the same genetic background, conclusions can be drawn relating directly to tumorigenic status, without confounding differences in genetic or cell type factors.

Conclusions: Genetic testing and translational research in pediatric oncology can incidentally uncover an underlying cancer susceptibility syndrome with implications for the entire family.

Conclusions Genetic discrimination was commonly reported by people at risk for Huntington's disease and was a source of psychological distress.

Conclusions Genetic influences on depression in women appear to be at least as strong in this Sri Lankan sample as in higher-income countries.

Our genetic analysis supports conclusions from structural and biochemical studies and demonstrates a critical role for multiple, highly conserved glycine residues in GFP protein stability.

Conclusions Genetic susceptibility influences at least two major domains of psychopathological variation in the schizophrenia bipolar disorder clinical spectrum: one that relates to expression of a 'bipolar disorder-like' phenotype and one that is associated with expression of 'schizophrenia-like' psychotic symptoms.

In conclusion, genetic effects on cellular thermotolerance that make Brahman embryos more resistant to heat shock are not expressed at the 2 4-cell stage.

Conclusion: Genetic variation at the TGF-β1 locus is unlikely to confer significant susceptibility to advanced diabetic nephropathy in patients with type 1 diabetes mellitus.

In conclusion, genetic alteration of Nrf2 does not prevent diet-induced obesity in mice, but deficiency of Nrf2 improves glucose homeostasis, possibly through its effects on Fgf21 and/or insulin signaling.