Sentence examples for genetic grounds from inspiring English sources

But there are also genetic grounds for the mongoose's courage.

The flower's form is inherited - which means that the plants decide whether or not to accept another's pollen advances on genetic grounds.

The content was informative, provocative, controversial, and highly entertaining as it laid out the difficulties of defining "Parkinson's disease" based on clinical, pathological, or genetic grounds.

The Genetic Information Non-Discrimination Act, which would prohibit discrimination in employment or insurance on genetic grounds, is still lounging in the Senate, despite presidential support and a whopping margin (420-3) in the House of Representatives.

On purely genetic grounds, I never liked the idea of a "gay gene" since it is very hard to see how such a gene could have survived and spread among our ancestors since it is bound to have been eliminated if homosexual men had fewer children than their heterosexual contemporaries.

This finding fails to confirm studies reporting that alexithymia is transmitted from mother to child [43] or claiming genetic grounds for alexithymia [41, 42].

As we have seen, the virtual, as genetic ground of the actual, cannot resemble that which it grounds; thus, if we are confronted with actual identities in experience, then the virtual ground of those identities must be purely differential.

Although population growth seems like a reasonable demographic model for human groups on non-genetic grounds [1], [2], [34], humans have likely experienced both population growth and population structure at some time in the past.

Briefly, plant material from each genetic background was ground into powder in liquid nitrogen.

Also, spikelet number shares a common genetic basis with above-ground biomass (Zhang et al. 2004) and crop growth rate at 14 days before heading (Horie et al. 2003, Kamiji et al. 2011).

A high level of genetic heterogeneity, coupled with weak genotype phenotype correlations, makes it difficult to predict the genetic basis on pure clinical grounds.