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Meanings of genetic inheritance in English

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Usage of genetic inheritance in English
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Finding soft places was the unique skill Sally's genetic inheritance had given her.
The Long War
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Analysis of genetic inheritance in a family quartet by whole-genome sequencing.
Wired
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But if there's no genetic inheritance he may well recover completely.'
A week in december
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That part of their genetic inheritance seems to have been lost.
Can You Feel Anything When I Do This?
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Gregor Mendel's laws of genetic inheritance were not rediscovered until 1900.
The Irish Times
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An intensive rowi database is kept showing the genetic inheritance of each chick.
Radio NZ
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All you could say was genetic inheritance probably influenced it.
The Guardian
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Gregor Mendel's explanation of genetic inheritance lay forgotten for decades.
The Irish Times
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However, there is now strong evidence for genetic inheritance in a small number of families.
Pubmed
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On the one hand, it could be explained as a matter of nature, of genetic inheritance.
The Irish Times
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Once again, he says, it's genetic inheritance, not conditions of upbringing, that makes the most difference.
The Guardian
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Classical monogenic inheritance does not explain the full range of genetic inheritance of Kallmann syndrome patients.
Pubmed
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No, it is the genetic inheritance you received from your father that made you what you are.
Angelopolis
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Semiotic transmission of information, in particular through language, is much faster than genetic inheritance but cannot replace it.
The Civilization of Illiteracy
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Fair, because of their genetic inheritance.
61 hours
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Tiffany is a sallow, almost olive-skinned child in whom almost none of her grandfather's genetic inheritance is visible.
Magic terror: seven tales
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