Sentence examples for genetic shortcomings from inspiring English sources

My father must have been some random bastard who happened to shoot his seed and genetic shortcomings into my mother's womb.

A new study shows eating a healthy diet can mitigate the risks conferred by a common variant of heart disease, suggesting people may be able to compensate for certain genetic shortcomings.

Besides errors in the 'designed' genetic sequences, another shortcoming is that prolonged thermal cycling for up to 24 h is required to produce a useful nanodevice.

Previous attempts to reduce diacetyl production by either traditional approaches or rational genetic engineering had different shortcomings.

As a result, in theory, the discrimination of species based solely on mitochondrial genetic marker information has shortcomings, since it holds only maternal information.

Although many candidate genes and CNV alterations have been identified as genetic risk factors, the shortcomings of these findings include low reproducibility, low risk ratio, low penetrance, and lack of disease specificity.

One of the shortcomings of genetic association studies is that they have often failed to replicate and Manly [ 10] suggests that internal validation, common to good experimental practices, is one way to avoid the publication of false positives.

Nevirapine shortcomings are low genetic barrier, risk of severe skin and liver adverse reactions, and requiring twice-daily dosing.

Furthermore, extremely dense SNP maps have the potential to make possible genome-wide association studies for complex traits that bypass shortcomings of current genetic linkage analyses [ 3, 4].

Despite this recent scientific progress, a shortcoming of the genetic findings up to now is that the sum of all reported common GWA-derived risk alleles only marginally improves the prediction of future type 2 diabetes, when combined with established clinical parameters, and only explains about 6% of the heritability of the disease [3].

A final shortcoming of human genetic studies in pain research is that they have not taken into account potential gene-gene or gene-environment interactions.