Sentence examples for inheritance effects from inspiring English sources
Inheritance effects were assessed for children where maternal transmission of the G allele could be inferred with certainty i.e. for homozygote mothers and children.
In order to overcome this limitation, it is necessary to study molecular features that are more conserved than sequences and that have evolved without major horizontal inheritance effects.
This fact indicates that in this case the inherent thermodynamic preference cannot be overcome by templating as opposed to by inheritance effects observed for other peptides such as Aβ(1 40) [45].
There is published evidence of transgenerational inheritance effects linked with the plastics additive bisphenol A and for TCDD, but not for the other chemicals tested, says Lisa Helbling Chadwick, a health scientist administrator with the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS), whose purview includes transgenerational epigenetics.
If this "inheritance" effect manifests itself in 2012, it may provide a significant boost to Mr. Obama's re-election chances, since real income growth in 2009 was the worst by far in the past 60 years.
There was no evidence of a differential parental inheritance effect on IQ (p = 0.20 for rs174575 and 0.21 for rs1535).
We have previously reported a similar inheritance effect between two QTLs, Cia26 and Cia30, within the Eae2 locus on mouse chromosome 15 [ 10].
Hypertension is a common complex disorder characterized by multifactorial inheritance, polygenic effects and genetic heterogeneity.
Evidence supporting transgenerational inheritance of effects produced by these drugs would compel the present argumentation in a radically new direction.
Finally, although we did not experimentally test for genetic or nongenetic inheritance, transgenerational effects might have contributed to these results.
Under polygenic inheritance, the effects of segregation at single loci are assumed to be too small to estimate individually and the total genetic variance has been considered to identify the overall genetic effect underlying a trait.
