Sentence examples for in terms of genetics from inspiring English sources

There are a lot of things now when I watch his movies that I can see come from him in terms of genetics.

People happily point to my lack of knowledge of astronomy and I can try to rebut that, but I can't in terms of genetics.

In terms of genetics, her bass playing, classically articulated, is a lot like her voice: light but strong, not afraid of melody or happiness.

Paul Doughty, curator of herpetology at the Western Australian Museum, said 15 snakes were sent from the Northern Territory to compare with the Kimberley species in terms of genetics and physical features.

"Once you have legalized adoption, that's the end of the picture in terms of genetics," says Leonard Glantz, professor of health law at the Boston University School of Public Health.

The common species, Drosophila melanogaster, has a rich scientific history, initiated in studies in the early 1900s, and is now one of the most well-characterized animals in terms of genetics, development and neurobiology.

In term of genetics, based on currently available samples, Clades B and Clade C are differentiated, for example, the uncorrected Cyt b sequence divergence is 1.9%%.

This supports the expectation that the population genetics (in terms of genetic response to population expansions and contractions) of house mice is likely to reflect rather closely the population genetics of humans.

We are the point of comparison, and because we are so similar to Neanderthals in terms of anatomy, genetics, brain size and, during the Pleistocene epoch, stone technology, the differences become exaggerated.

I feel like there's a cultural change in terms of where genetics fits into our society.

"We've painted ourselves into a really bad corner in terms of the genetics of our crops and our ability to make agriculture more sustainable and to respond to climate change," he said.