Sentence examples for genetically set from inspiring English sources

This means that when food is scarce, less fish will reach these genetically set thresholds levels necessary for investment in sexual maturation and will instead adopt the alternative anadromous phenotype (or mature in freshwater the following year).

The findings suggest that people have a genetically determined "set point" of contentment….

This observation emphasizes that although thyroid hormone replacement may restore an individual's TSH levels to within the 'normal population range', this may be outside an individual's genetically determined set point.

Most of the isolates selected for MLST were derived from large independent collections and were chosen, in part, based on prior knowledge of their emm type and geographic site of isolation, with the goal being the compilation of a genetically diverse data set.

The increased number of generations allows more time for mutation events and therefore leads to a more genetically heterogeneous data set – that is, one that contains many different genotypes.

Now, to be sure, many personality traits are somewhat out of your conscious control, whether genetically-determined or set in motion by events long past, but that doesn't mean you can't try to cultivate or emulate them.

The relevance of a genetically-related reference set to the animals in the test set was clearly shown when we selected animals for a reference set based on their high genomic relatedness to the animals in the test set, which resulted in a very significant improvement in imputation accuracy compared to using a random reference set of the same size.

Raw read counts were mapped to the union set of all genetically conserved regulatory elements and non-genetically conserved loci were set to zero.

If this trend continues, even though many species may be saved in protected areas (such as national parks), each of them will be merely a remnant of a once geographically extensive and genetically diverse set of populations.

The remaining mutations could be grouped into four related batches, suggesting that Plasmodium gained chloroquine resistance four times, once in each genetically distinct set.

This subset of 192 individuals has already proven to be a genetically diverse set with various sources of resistance to different isolates of necrotrophic fungal pathogens [ 43, 44].