Sentence examples for modified by environment from inspiring English sources
Future studies should be directed toward confirming that these alterations also associate with advancing age in the human prostate gland, and determining which alterations are influenced by genetic variation and which can be modified by environment.
However, this assumption is markedly discrepant with evolutionary theory, whereby fitness is a dynamic property of phenotype and is defined and extensively modified by environment [ 14, 15].
Interest in the study of epigenetic marks has been heightened by their potential to be modified by environment, lifestyle or therapeutic interventions.
Only structures 1 and 2 could permit environment adaptation to be useful for training tasks, since only in these structures are the parameters modified by environment adaptation also used for tasks (see Figure 1).
Although it is known that penetrance can be modified by environment and/or genetic background (Schmalhausen 1949), the relative importance of each of these factors and whether they interact is largely unknown.
However, our genes are modified by the environment all the time, through chemical tags that attach themselves to our DNA, switching genes on and off.
3. Protein species are also modified by their environment, e.g. by physical factors such as temperature or light, or chemically by interactions with other molecules.
This fabrication procedure is time-consuming and the electrical properties of the CQD film are modified by the environment during the ligand exchange process.
Under Ga-codoping in Ga2(As0.40Se0.60)98 glass, these voids grow in size, being essentially modified by their environment to become preferentially negative, thus serving as precursors for charge-compensating incorporation of electrically active rare-earth ions.
However, it was noted that the determination of whether the nanoparticles are modified by their environment is important, as this may result in significant variation to their clinical applications (Connor et al. 2005).
Gottesman and co-researcher James Shields introduced the word epigenetics the control of genes by biochemical signals modified by the environment from other parts of the genome to the field of psychiatric genetics.
