Examples of using Genetic component in English and their translations into German
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To isolate the genetic component, yes.
Just like alcoholism or drug addiction, there's a genetic component.
Quantum genetic component of cells is extremely important.
But one mustn't overestimate the genetic components.
There is a genetic component, but that doesn't guarantee anything.
In addition to this, there is also a clear genetic component.
Genetic components also seem to play a certain role in the case of testicular cancer.
These differences appear in those traits with an important genetic component.
This immediate threat to cell membranes and genetic components must be countered by antioxidants.
A study of eruptive dermatofibromaului suggests that there may be a genetic component.
The genetic component may also explain why some people seem to be more susceptible to outages than others.
There is also no doubt in my mind that sometimes FCK appears without any apparent genetic component.
There is often a genetic component at play, but cellulite can also be caused by being overweight, smoking and having a sedentary lifestyle.
This phenotypic heterogeneity depends on numerous factors, among which a genetic component can not be excluded.
The time period for growth is determined by a genetic component and the length of the growing season which is determined by radiation intensity, temperature and water availability throughout the year.
I never even thought about it before, but nephropathy can manifest in very subtle ways,and it can have a genetic component.
But, despite evidence that most diseases have a clear genetic component, only a fraction of the genes that explain them have been found.
Being able to target andsilence faulty genes holds great promise for treating diseases with a genetic component.
What is surprising is this guy represents one of the earliest Europeans,but at the same time he basically contains all the genetic components that you find in contemporary Europeans-at 37,000 years ago,"Willerslev told Science.
This includes all plant, animal and micro biotic material ormaterial of other origin that contains functional genetic components.
Since above-average height correlates with above-average income,and there is a clearly a genetic component to height, it is not fanciful to imagine couples choosing to have taller children.
The team received a large private grant in 2007, worth net Norwegian Krone NOK 100 million(Euro 11,4 million)with the specific request to investigate the genetic component of PSC.
We know by the researches thathave been done that MCS has genetic components, so not anybody could develop it, although this doesn't save you to accumulate toxics until you have a cancer or any other disease related to environmental factors.
We believe that, like birdsong,the vocalizations of the males have a learned component and a genetic component," says Tautz.
Professor Carsten Otto discussed problems with statin intolerance in his presentation. In more than 50 percent of the cases, measures such as adjusting the dose, reducing dosing frequency or switching to another statinenabled the statin therapy to be continued. Genetic component in type 2 diabetes In the final presentation, Professor Hans Hauner of the Else Kröner Fresenius Center for Nutritional Medicine(TUM) pointed out that type 2 diabetes has a strong genetic component.
The causes of this disease are different, certainly is related to the surgical sterilization, especially if done in the first weeks of life as it happens in many farming,but it is also possible there is a genetic component.
However, there are conditions that are closely linked to workaholism(see comorbidity)and in turn exhibit strong genetic components e.g. bipolar disorders, depression.
Neurological diseases may be hiding behind the anomaly, or so too could idiopathic factors occurring without apparent cause butin which a significant genetic component is observable.
One of the most intriguing layers hidden in the Mediterranean genetic landscape involves an important Bronze Age contribution from a Caucasus(or Caucasus-like) source,accompanied by the virtual absence of the typical"Pontic-Caspian" genetic component from the Asian steppe.