| At the other end of the life history, the heritability of old-age metabolic rate is high. |
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| Clearly, contemporary views of heritability are populist market eugenics in a new form. |
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| The US researchers are now studying the heritability of these marker genes. |
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| If you look at the heritability of depression, it's a similar kind of story. |
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| He mentions a new book on IQ and the heritability of criminal tendencies, among other things. |
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| Population geneticists dismiss such gene frequencies by convention and so count digit number as having no heritability. |
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| Both the accuracy and precision of the estimates of dominant effects can be increased with increased sample size and heritability. |
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| We do not know the relative contributions of heritability and environmental influence on abusive behaviours. |
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| A study of identical and fraternal twins separated at birth and adopted into different families showed the same heritability. |
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| An analogous operational definition holds for the heritability of derepressed cells. |
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| Ten percent of the loci simulated in these populations were mistyped in the above manner and this increased the downward bias in heritability estimates. |
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| It is striking that studies of twins regularly come up with higher levels of heritability than do other sorts of studies. |
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| Because of this, a breeder should be more critical of traits with high heritability indices, such as conformation. |
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| Difficulties in genetic counselling are numerous, and are often due to the difficulty to translate technical concepts, such as probability or heritability into words that can be understood in all what they encompass. |
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| Strong correlations with high heritability traits such as Calving Ease help boost the accuracy of evaluating lower heritability traits such as conception ability when analyzed simultaneously. |
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| Resulting data will be used to estimate heritability for various traits, including length, weight, condition, appearance, maturity, organ weight and fillet yield. |
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| But high heritability does not necessarily imply a strong genetic component if the results are analysed to take account of gene-environment interactions and complexity. |
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| Family heritability appears to be a reasonable avenue of investigation, as siblings of children with Autism are more likely than the general population to develop Autism or a related disorder. |
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| The study, published in Nature Communications, suggests that previous studies overestimated the heritability of asthma. |
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| The mechanisms of reproductive heritability and the origin of new traits remained a mystery. |
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| First, a classic quantitative genetic approach was employed to estimate the heritability for growth-related traits and maturation and to estimate genetic correlations and predict changes. |
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| For example, even though the incidence level of displaced abomasum was the lowest, this trait had the highest percentage of useable records as well as the highest heritability. |
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| Studies comparing identical with non-identical twins have helped to establish the heritability of many aspects of behaviour, and examination of DNA has uncovered some of the genes responsible. |
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| New heritability estimates for all type traits in each dairy breed. |
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| Research related to genetic evaluations for type has resulted in new and generally higher heritability estimates for all dairy breeds, therefore decreasing the impact of parent average information especially for cow indexes. |
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| Depending on the heritability of the various traits in each breed, the minimum requirements may also vary since higher Reliability levels are harder to reach for traits of lower heritability. |
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| Table 1 provides a list of these primary diseases as well as the lactation incidence rate and heritability of each, as reported in the cited research publications. |
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| The heritability of height steadily increased during this period of gradually improving living conditions in Finland, from 0.76 to 0.81 in men and from 0.66 to 0.82 in women. |
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| Even for proven sires, important gains in accuracy are achieved for lower heritability traits, such as Daughter Fertility and Herd Life, when genomic information is added to their daughter performance data. |
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| However, mature neurons violate the defining aspect of heritability. |
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| In contrast, resistance to root rot fungus in jarrah trees has a significant heritability, so jarrahs can evolve to resist the introduced dieback. |
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| Other examples of heritability in evolution that are not under the direct control of genes include the inheritance of cultural traits and symbiogenesis. |
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| Heritability estimates have been reported in Californian, Swiss, and German Dalmatians. |
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| Heritability is usually measured by concordance between parents and children, or between identical and fraternal twins. |
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| Heritability is just one of the delicate calligraphy of factors that can affect if you are predisposed to developing a condition like diabetes. |
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