Sentence examples for great genetic effects from inspiring English sources

Moreover, CCM enzyme activities showed great genetic effects and relatively high heritabilites.

That there should be greater genetic effects on OA of the hand compared with other sites is not surprising given the relatively weaker role for environmental (including mechanical) factors.

This is despite the evidence for a genetic contribution towards haemorrhagic stroke being considerable (with a likely greater genetic effect for SAH compared to ICH).

Third, the greater genetic effect in the Anglo/White sample is consistent with prior studies in healthy children and adolescents showing greater heritability in higher SES groups [52], [53], [61].

Among them, the HLA-Cw6 allele has been studied for many years and been known to confer the greatest genetic effect in Caucasians, particularly for early onset cases [14].

PSORS1 includes the HLA-Cw6 allele, which has the greatest genetic effect in Caucasians.

KDR and MCPM showed the greatest genetic background effects with 80 83%, and 69 79% of the detected QTL being population specific for KDR and MCPM, respectively.

Family members (particularly sibling pairs and parents) provide greater power for separating genetic effects from the background noise of nongenetic effects.

Fewer studies include fathers which limits the interpretation of their results; inclusion of fathers provides a greater understanding of the genetic effects as the father-child relationship has less opportunity for confounding with environmental effects.

Furthermore, long haplotypes may have greater ability to capture nonadditive genetic effects or the effects of recent mutations that are more likely to be shared by very close relatives.

Given this internal "genetic matching" and assuming no unmeasured con-founders, the greatest theoretical power to detect genetic effects would be gained by forming an expanded reference group for each disease cohort by combining the primary controls with cases of all other diseases.