Sentence examples for hereditary advantage from inspiring English sources
Adoptees arguably have a hereditary advantage: they are often the offspring of highly principled women.
"I don't understand how you can have hereditary advantage in a democracy".
Gabriela Maya Houston, Nov. 16, 2009 To the Editor: "The Evolution of the God Gene" points to archeological findings suggesting that religions are a useful product of genetic evolution, having conferred hereditary advantage to societies that possessed them.
After all, modest, steady CPI inflation reduces the chance of corporate failure, thus helping establishment wealth hold its place and transmit hereditary and fraternal advantage across generations.
The advantage needed to be hereditary, but there were no obvious genes for 'adaptive advantage', even though coefficients of selection for given alleles were used even in the earliest literature of the Modern Synthesis (Provine 2001).
Thus, recently researchers were strongly attracted towards fractional-order systems compared with the integer-order one because of their great advantage of infinite memory and hereditary properties [3, 19 22].
Compared with integer-order derivatives, it has a greater advantage in describing the memory and hereditary properties of manifold materials and processes (see [1 3]).
Hereditary non-doms get a special sort of legal advantage.
Darwin (1859/1968), working without the advantages that genetics would later bring, discussed hereditary traits at the level of phenotypes.
In comparison with the classical integer-order calculus, the fractional calculus has natural advantages in describing systems possessing memory and hereditary properties.
Gene therapy has found in ophthalmology the advantage of a field that includes many different monogenic hereditary diseases of a relatively accessible organ, offering scientists a rich ground to develop different strategies of gene therapy.
