Sentence examples for heritability property from inspiring English sources

This observation is often referred to as the 'missing heritability' property of GWAS (1, 3– 8).

Except where otherwise indicated, we use λ = 6 which has been proven appropriate in a study that addresses GARD heritability properties [ 32].

Combining ability effects and heritability for fiber properties were similar between treatments of planting date.

Table 1 Narrow-sense heritability of measured wood properties, calculated as per Eq. 1 Property Heritability 95% credible regions Strain 0.63 0.28–0.98 Density 0.54 0.11–0.97 Diameter 0.76 0.42–1.0 Volumetric shrinkage 0.29 0.13–0.45 Acoustic velocity 0.97 0.60–1.0 Stiffness 0.82 0.82–1.0.82

The three epidemiological properties- high heritability, high prevalence and low reproductive fitness- form a Devil's triangle; any combination of the two tends to exclude the third, and in this triangle most diseases vanish except for SZ (Figure 1).

We speculate that these two properties of imprinting – heritability and plasticity – could potentially explain the apparent paradox of the high level of IQ heritability [2] alongside the steady rise in IQ test scores from one generation to the next in the so called "Flynn effect" [55], [56].

The properties of extensive heritability of genotype/adaptive traits coupled with genotypic variability (in 'driver' mutations) provide a potent argument for CSC being the principal units of selection in cancer progression (Anderson et al. 2011; Greaves 2011).

Narrow-sense heritability at the trial level for all properties was calculated using Eq. 4. The constant of 2.5 used was suggested by Griffin and Cotterill (1988) due to the unknown proportions of selfing, full-siblings and half-siblings within the open-pollinated families (loosely referred to as half-sibling families in this article).

Some public health interventions such as isolation and contact tracing can induce such heritability even if it is not a basic property of the transmission process [31], [32].

Narrow-sense heritabilities of the wood properties of 2-year-old Eucalyptus bosistoana F.Muell. were estimated from 623 stems.

The analyses used a Bayesian approach to estimate the posterior distributions for the heritability of the growth strain and other wood properties.