Sentence examples for genetic vulnerable from inspiring English sources
This changed the general attitude from smoking as acceptable behavior to antismoking (= social push), and could increase heritability since only genetic vulnerable subjects still smoke.
By breeding out variety, by fanatical quality control, the banana men have turned their product into a genetic weakling, vulnerable to pests.
These procedures would require that researchers be sensitive to the ethical, social, and legal issues related to obtaining genetic tissue for vulnerable, minority populations.
The primary neurological targets of commonly used insecticides (Scharf 2003) can be paired with vulnerable genetic subpopulations that may be at increased risk for autism (Table 1).
As natural selection in crop wild hybrid zones ultimately dictates crop toward wild introgression, our overall selection analyses results—selection favoring earlier spring emergence and greater seedling size (Tables 1 and 2), both crop-like traits—suggest that wild sunflower genes encoding spring emergence and seedling size, and linked genetic loci, are vulnerable to genetic assimilation.
Smoking induces RF production in healthy individuals [ 31] but can also lead to citrullination of lung structures and thereby trigger ACPA production in RA patients carrying a vulnerable genetic background [ 32].
The rub is that the inner ear is highly vulnerable to genetic lesions and environmental insults.
Telomeres also appear to be vulnerable to genetic factors that alter an organism's rate of aging.
Evolutionary theory suggests that populations with low genetic variation are more vulnerable to changing environmental conditions than are diverse populations.
Research has shown that telomeres are vulnerable to genetic factors that alter an organism's rate of aging.
We demonstrate the importance of the barley reference sequence for breeding by inspecting the genomic partitioning of sequence variation in modern elite germplasm, highlighting regions vulnerable to genetic erosion.
