Sentence examples for identifying inheritance from inspiring English sources

Various criteria that have been proposed for identifying inheritance systems are then presented.

A principled taxonomy would provide a guide for identifying inheritance systems, delimiting them from one another, comparing their properties and possible functions, and so on.

The role of each of the newly identified inheritance factors does not appear to be dependent on the other newly identified factors, as pair wise deletions of these genes did not amplify the inheritance defect.

Clearly the circumventions have moved HPC services forward in spite of the identified inheritances.

While many interesting cases involve identifying new inheritance channels which are based on new inheritance systems, and discussions are often ambiguous as to which of the two notions they refer to, the study of inheritance systems is a separate endeavor from the analysis of the inheritance channels affecting individual organisms or traits.

Quantitative Pedigree Analysis (QPA) is a novel tool used for identifying matrilineal inheritance patterns and we obtained a detailed history of all first and second-degree relatives of adults with CVS in our cohort using a standard questionnaire.

Comparison of SNP genotyping and karyomapping with the current standard of practice for identifying the inheritance of SGDs at the single-cell level by targeted haplotyping and direct mutation detection, in a blinded retrospective analysis of samples from a large series of PGD cases, has demonstrated that karyomapping is both highly accurate and versatile.

They have identified multiple inheritance systems, each with several modes of transmission, that have different properties, and that interact and coevolve (Jablonka 2001, p. 100; Jablonka & Lamb 2005).

We then investigated potential genetic interactions between the newly identified peroxisome inheritance regulators (PIR3, VPS52 and YKR015C).

Forty-two per cent and 53% correctly identified the inheritance rate of an autosomal-dominant disease.Thirty per cent and 38% of both groups correctly identified the difference between penetrance and expressivity.

However, some studies have identified biparental inheritance of chloroplasts leading to heteroplasmy (Lee et al., 1988; Johnson and Palmer, 1989; Chat et al., 2002; Frey et al., 2005; Hansen et al., 2007).