Sentence examples for may effect maternal from inspiring English sources

As these efforts progress, there are concerns regarding how private delivery care may effect maternal health outcomes.

The enhanced survival of offspring sired by P males may have been due to genetic effects, maternal allocation, or both.

Alternatively, the poor performance of the hatchery fish may reflect a maternal effect.

These data suggest that allocation of lysozyme at the clutch level may be a maternal effect mediated by male qualities.

The offspring from parents bearing the rescue array may have some maternal effect with ∼10% of adults not carrying the array without Pvl but with severe egg-laying defect (also suggests a non-functional vulva) and the remaining 5% with apparently normal vulva.

Epigenetics are considered to be the link between environmental exposures and their effects on the genome [37] and may explain how maternal genes may exert effects on the developing fetus.

Maternal separation pups were housed in a separate room (31 - 33°C to prevent hypothermia) for the 3-hour separation period to prevent mother-infant ultrasonic communication [ 39], since this may also attenuate maternal separation effects [ 40].

The general pattern observed across the transcriptome for F1 crosses indicates intermediate gene expression consistent with additive variation, but there may be a maternal or dominant effect at some genes since more differentially expressed genes were shared between the F1s and the maternal montane strain than the desert strain.

The effect of maternal but not paternal vaccination on offspring immunity may therefore indicate a direct effect of maternal antibody transfer rather than a general consequence of altered parental investment.

This maternal effect may be driven by differences in adult body size and maternal investment between allopatric and sympatric S. multiplicata [10].

Second, the long-lasting effect of maternal PPD may be moderated by other risk factors than the ones included in our study.