If children born to obese mothers are, owing to the environment in the womb, predisposed to obesity, they may find staying thin especially hard.
Recently, the green synthesis approach to fabricate silver nanoparticles has gained interest, owing to its environment friendly aspect.
This similarity to one of the parents suggests that the increased cotyledon area of the BC1 seedlings is a consequence of hybridization rather than strictly owing to maternal environment.
"Mumbai is a hotspot of vector-borne diseases owing to its unique environment and demography," says Dr Sumedh Kulkarni, a fellow at a Mumbai-based public policy thinktank, the Observer Research Foundation (ORF), which partnered with Mumbai's municipal corporation to design and implement the intervention.
In spite of this progress, studies concerning stem cell therapy have shown poor survival rates for the implanted stem cells, owing to the necrotic environment of the injured and inflamed tissues.
Trait decay may occur when selective pressures shift, owing to changes in environment or life style, rendering formerly adaptive traits non-functional or even maladaptive.
Implicitly, they challenge the notion of general temperate forest expansion across the ECS land bridge, demonstrating instead its 'filter' effect owing to an unsuitable environment for certain species and their biological (e.g., recruitment) properties.
In cells grown in 5% FBS + EGF, more KO than WT cells were often observed by 96 hours of culture at normoxia, owing to the acidic environment of the superconfluent WT cells as reported previously [ 39].
Raine gives examples where genetic dispositions have had both positive and negative outcomes owing to differing social environments.
Unfortunately, it was not possible to analyze these data as it remained incomplete, owing to difficult biosocial environments; e. g., no contact with father or mother, respectively lack of parents' compliance.
The amount of genetic variation for a given trait can vary in space and time owing to genotype-by-environment interactions (Pigliucci 2001) or the erosion of genetic variation by natural selection.
