Examples of using Genetic inheritance in English and their translations into German
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The most common genetic inheritance of Asian residents.
Announced that it had decoded humankind's genetic inheritance.
Most genetic inheritance, of course, is much more complex.
The diseases also share a link in genetic inheritance.
Step 3: Your genetic inheritance in relationships and how to rid yourself of it.
It is also the reign of property ownership and genetic inheritance.
The blood, the dna will have importance for genetic inheritance, but otherwise counts only love and closeness during growth.
It's a drug trial with just two patients with the same genetic inheritance.
Some of these modules are partly based on genetic inheritance, but also the inherited modules can be modified by learning.
The main causes of SAD are past negative experiences,a new job, and genetic inheritance.
In this way, there is a growing danger that the genetic inheritance of mankind will be taken from the community as a whole and made into a profitable commodity for the few.
Similarly the children of rich parents may inherit wealth,but this is social, not genetic inheritance.
It is just as clear to my group and to myself that the genetic inheritance of humanity must remain common property and should not be sold off on the floor of the stock exchange.
One insurgente official listened to the talk that Dr.Claudio Martinez Debat gave about genetic inheritance, and he concluded that it's true.
It may result from genetic inheritance(aqueduct stenosis) or developmental disorders, such as those associated with neural tube defects, including spina bifida and encephalocele.
She noted, too, that Americans don't like to emphasize genetic inheritance in analyzing personal problems;
When Humans fell into Dense Matter and the Third Dimension, there were thosewho sought to control and gain power over humans by manipulating their Genetic Inheritance.
In fact, the proportion of cancers directly caused by genetic inheritance is low, about less than 5% for breast cancer, and even less for most other cancer types except retinoblastoma in children.
The causes of hair loss can be diverse as aging caused due to genetic inheritance, disease or drug therapy.
If we compare the genetic inheritance of great athletes to the genetic inheritance  of the sporty amateur in general, we only can determine small deviations, which can't explain the difference in performances.
There is only room for different breeding goals if we don't want to destroy the rich variety of the breed,and if we want to prevent a vast genetic inheritance from being wiped out.
In all my Sequenzas," declaredBerio,"I have never tried to change the genetic inheritance of the instrument, nor sought to use it‘against' its own nature.
However I regret that the Council did not retain the European Parliament's amendment which aimed toprotect the rights of developing countries as regards genetic inheritance.
Avery, MacLeod and McCarty further showed that DNA,not protein or RNA was the factor responsible for genetic inheritance and evolution of the bacterial strains studied by Griffith.
Since epigenetic inheritance-  as opposed to genetic inheritance- is in principle reversible, new possibilities to influence the development of obesity and diabetes arise from these observations.
The ethical aspect cannot beleft out of consideration when research reaches into our genetic inheritance and science comes close to the origin of life itself and thus the beginning of a human life.
Unfortunately, the exact etiology of this disease is unknown- scientists were able to figure out that the formation of thedisease plays a role of an autoimmune process, genetic inheritance and certain infectious agents.
One contributor claimed that the potential for differentiating between embryos was less than that for adult cells(140) and others that individual cognitive developmentdepended much more on the cultural environment than on genetic inheritance 28, 94.
One is the spider web being constructed and dismantled, and the other is a top turning between the hands of the children from the affected villages-as a symbol for the disease and the genetic inheritance, and simultaneously a symbol for fate.
Under this heading must be included the right to privacy, the right to pain relief, the right to die in dignity, protection of the integrity of the human body, the principle of no discriminationon grounds of health, disability or genetic inheritance, respect for private life, etc.