Sentence examples for genetically given from inspiring English sources
One is that the rank order of each person's genetically given native talent endowment mirrors the rank order of each person's family of origin income.
It's not just Nicky's genetically given metabolism that makes her think dieting must work.
It is genetically heterogeneous, given that both mtDNA-encoded and nuclear-encoded gene products contribute to structural components and assembly factors.
CRO-DS isolates were subsequently found annually in 2001 2005, with a peak prevalence of 29.1 % in 2003 (Table 3).> -wrap-foot> aNumber of isolates examined genetically is given in parentheses bMIC = 0.125 mg/L of cefixime or ceftriaxone cMIC > 0.125 mg/L of cefixime The CFM-R isolate from 1995 was not possible to recover.
It's going to be hard, because whatever I have genetically that gave me this kind of busyness in my head has been reinforced now over and over for years with being rewarded for it.
Mice usually love to run, but the genetically modified animals, given free access to running wheels, ran about half as much as usual.
Eisenberg (2002) argues that, though the chemical analogy worked well for 1980s-era gengineered engineered proteins given a patent system designed "to serve the needs of a bricks-and-mortar world" (p. 10), it is not equipped to handle today's applications which seek patent protection for DNA sequence information and not the molecules themselves.
A model organism that has been genetically sterilized or given very poor conditions can live longer because of beneficial effects of reduced reproductive activity on survival [17].
A key obstacle in the SE-to-plant process is the step from SE germination to whole plant development, which typically restricts the number of plants obtainable from a given genetically modified plant line.
It remains possible that some of the later-onset cases are not primarily genetically determined; however, given the relevant family history in most, there are also likely to be technical explanations.
BMLs are perhaps more likely to cause pain in genetically susceptible individuals given that genes can discriminate those with OA and pain from those with OA without pain [ 38].
