Sentence examples for hereditary link from inspiring English sources

Despite near universal agreement that there is some hereditary link, no genes have been identified and no prenatal test exists to warn prospective parents of this devastating disability.

The association with a combined maternal and paternal family history of T2DM supports the hypothesis of a hereditary link between leptin and diabetes risk.

It can have a hereditary link focused principally on a malfunctioning myosin, the molecular motor powering heart contraction, but is most often associated with cardiac muscle damage caused by sudden or gradual arterial blockage.

These writers' nuanced exploration of hereditary links can be found in the pattern of a grandfather's garden, the pull of ancient rituals or the chant of a peasant's childhood prayer.

DNA sequences form the hereditary links between generations, so it is no surprise that scientists investigating evolutionary relationships have sought to get closer and closer to the DNA that underlies those relationships.

Indrajit Rai, a Kathmandu-based analyst, says it is now split: some senior officers with hereditary links to the monarchy are still loyal to the deposed king, Gyanendra, and want him to retain a symbolic role.

With its hereditary links to the M-16, the signature weapon of the Vietnam War and, until recent years, the principal rifle used by American infantry units, weapons like the AR-15 were tightly restricted under a 1994 law known as the assault weapons ban.

Albuisson, J. et al. Dehydrated hereditary stomatocytosis linked to gain-of-function mutations in mechanically activated PIEZO1 ion channels.

In order to determine if there was any association of connexin 31 with DFNA2 hearing loss, the coding regions of 42 families with hereditary diseases linked to the short arm of chromosome 1 were sequenced.

Obesity can either be hereditary, or linked to eating a lot of bad foods.

Attaining a complete understanding of an athlete's lifespan requires knowledge of the inherent complexity of relationships that link hereditary and environmental characteristics to developmental outcomes.