Sentence examples for genetic views from inspiring English sources

The Times points out that Lysenko was criticized by name for the first time since a campaign against his genetic views began with Khrushchev's downfall..

The Times points out that Lysenko was criticized by name for the first time since a campaign against his genetic views began with Khrushchev's downfall.

And, in keeping with the genetic view of cancer, no one mutation in this study of squamous cell lung cancer stood out — different patients had different mutations.

A molecular and genetic view of human renal and urinary tract malformations.

While recent work showed that mutant HRAS is present in subsets of poromas and porocarcinomas, a more comprehensive genetic view on these rare adnexal neoplasms is lacking.

Thus, the original ecological genetic view that natural selection is the only significant evolutionary force characterizes much of molecular evolution, despite progress in theory and the availability of much more reductionistic genetic methods.

David Goldstein, a geneticist at Duke University and author of the book Jacob's Legacy: A Genetic View of Jewish History, called the theory "tantalizing, circumstantial, politically incorrect in the extreme... [but] cannot be ruled out".

The genetic view is most clearly expounded by studies of twins, showing that concordance among monozygotic twins is approximately 25 percent, while concordance among dizygotic twins is only 2 3 percent [1].

Genome-wide data of the past few years show that this quantitative genetic view is relevant.

Genome-wide data suggest that this quantitative genetic view is relevant (Mackay et al. 2012).

Several potential explanations have been proposed to understand the evolution of multiple matings and polyandry from a non-genetic view (Walker 1980; Ridley 1989; Vahed 1998; Gillott 2003) and genetic view (Yasui 1998; Jennions and Petrie 2000).