Sentence examples for genetic strength from inspiring English sources

He had also spawned at least two generations and so was in danger of breeding with daughters or granddaughters, weakening the genetic strength of the herd.

It would also provide a kind of fate map, enabling a physician to assess the genetic strength of a person's constitution, the diseases to which they were vulnerable and perhaps their likely longevity.

The other half is marketing, the company's own genetic strength.

Because of the genetic strength of the desert-bred Arabian horse, Arabian bloodlines have played a part in the development of nearly every modern light horse breed, including the Thoroughbred, Orlov Trotter, Morgan, American Saddlebred, American Quarter Horse, and Warmblood breeds such as the Trakehner.

DNAFit commissioned an independent study conducted by the University of Central Lancashire, did find an improvement among those who trained to their genetic strengths versus those on unmatched training programmes.

"I really believe that we are at a tipping point where 'polygenic' scores such as this one will be used to predict genetic strengths and weaknesses for individuals," Plomin said.

Robert Plomin, a behavioural geneticist at King's College London said that the paper was a demonstration of how polygenic scores – which measure a person's genetic strengths and weaknesses – are at the frontline of the DNA revolution.

These studies greatly benefit from the classic genetic strengths of the zebrafish, including the ease of genetic manipulation, targeted gene expression or ablation, and innovative methods to induce relevant injuries.

Here, we build on the functional knowledge generated within C. elegans and take advantage of the population genetic strengths of C. remanei to examine patterns of sequence variation across the entire insulin-like signaling (IS) pathway.

Although mathematics ability has been found to be heritable in our work (Kovas et al. 2005; Kovas et al. 2007b) and the work of others (Alarcón et al. 2000; Husén 1959; Light et al. 1998), it is possible that individual differences in genetic strengths and weaknesses towards learning and using mathematics are accentuated by experiences in home and in school.

The results obtained by the proposed MOPSO algorithm were compared with those obtained using a modified time-variant MOPSO, the non-dominated sorting genetic algorithm, strength Pareto evolutionary algorithm, and the exact solution method where possible.