Sentence examples for may be inheritable from inspiring English sources

Prof Richard Sharpe, an expert in male reproductive health at the University of Edinburgh, said: "In showing, as a group, that the ICSI sons have starkly abnormal semen quality compared with normal, non-ICSI-derived sons, the results suggest strongly that male fertility problems severe enough to require ICSI may be inheritable.

The derangement may be inheritable or emerge during disease onset or progression.

A mosaic mutation may or may not be inheritable, depending on the cell populations affected.

It is under controversial discussion whether some epigenetic features, which include PTMs of histones and assembly of specific histone variants into discrete chromatin segments, contribute to epigenetic memory and may thus be inheritable over generations without genotypic changes [ 6, 9, 15].

This induction of the enzyme activity in mosquito midguts of An. culicifacies species B may be an inheritable trait of refractory species and may lead to an increased production of reactive nitrogen species namely nitrate and nitrites which are the stable reaction products of NO and could contribute to the killing of the parasite in midguts leading to the refractory phenotype of the An.

Haagensen [ 7] reported that an extra breast (polymastia) or polythelia occurs in approximately 1% of the Caucasian population and that it may be an inheritable condition.

In either case, the extrachromosomal array formed may not have been sufficiently large to be inheritable [ 46].

The extra payments will also be inheritable by the pensioner's spouse or civil partner.

Initial research shows that both conditions appear to be inheritable.

The first condition that they must meet if they are to be evolvable is that they be inheritable.

As they were found to be inheritable, epigenetic events can be long lasting and passed on to the next generation.