Sentence examples for inheritance of high from inspiring English sources

They think it implies easy inheritance of high offices without striving.

Progress toward redox-related therapies is now coming from studies ranging from analyses of the inheritance of high levels of redox-active compounds to clinical trials of the effectiveness of applying such compounds to combat cancer.

Darwin's own pedigree has indeed been used as an example of potential X-linked inheritance of high cognitive ability (Turner 1996), given that such abilities have been traced down female lines from Josiah Wedgwood to Charles Darwin, and from Erasmus Darwin to Francis Galton.

However, if sperm competitive ability is heritable, females A and B will benefit through the offspring sired by male M because of the inheritance of high absolute sperm competitive ability that will confer, on average and despite stochastic influences (contingent on the distribution of sperm competitiveness in the population of males), high fertilization success.

Lower δ15Ncoll values in SW Germany reindeer compared to southwestern France could be linked to less advanced soil maturation as the inheritance of higher permafrost intensity linked to harsher climatic conditions during the Late-Glacial Maximum.

Two T1-plants (WG4-4 and WG19-6) with stable and high C18 1 content were chosen to develop a second generation for an extensive study of the inheritance of the "high C18 1, low PUFA" oil-phenotype and to examine the correlation between silencing of the respective CaFAD2 genes, the oil composition and the expression of two other genes involved in the seed oil biosynthesis (CaFAD3 and CaFAE1).

Inheritance of the high protein allele from G. soja at LG I resulted in a seed protein increase of 18 to 24 g/kg, and this increase was also associated with lower oil concentration [ 24, 25, 27]; a negative phenotypic correlation between soybean seed protein and oil content is well documented [ 28- 31].

The linkage signal on chromosome 12p11 q13 originated from pedigrees of varying ethnicity, suggesting that recessive inheritance of a high-frequency risk allele occurs in pVUR kindreds from many different populations.

The mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) has been one of the most widely used molecular markers for diversity and phylogenetic studies in animals because of its size, maternal mode of inheritance, high rate of mutation, and simple genomic structure [ 5].

These families show autosomal dominant inheritance of disease, with high but incomplete penetrance and variable expressivity.

Due to the diagnosis and family structure, we assumed an autosomal dominant inheritance of DD with high or complete penetrance.