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Meanings of heritable component in English
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Usage of heritable component in English
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PCOS has a strong heritablecomponent based on familial clustering and twin studies.
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Personality traits might substantially underlie the heritablecomponent of SD.
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However, these markers explained only a small fraction of the estimated heritablecomponent of psoriasis.
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Despite the obvious heritablecomponent, specific genetic influences underlying differences in gestational age are poorly understood.
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Epidemiological studies indicate a substantial heritablecomponent of MPNs that is among the highest known for cancers1.
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Additionally, we estimate the heritablecomponent of dementia with Lewy bodies to be about 36%.
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For all CPS the within-twin correlation in monozygotic twin pairs was higher than in dizygotic pairs, suggesting a heritablecomponent.
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Conclusion: This study's findings support a heritablecomponent of ECC and demonstrate the feasibility of conducting genomics studies among preschool-age children.
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Breast cancer has a strong heritablecomponent, with approximately 15% of cases exhibiting a family history of the disease.
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Despite consistent evidence for a heritablecomponent of BMI, estimates of BMI heritability vary widely between studies and the reasons for this remain unclear.
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However, it is currently well established that a substantial portion of the genetic heritablecomponent of complex traits is not captured by genome-wide significant SNPs.
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Psychiatric diseases are multifaceted disorders with complex etiology, recognized to have strong heritablecomponents.
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Successful abstinence from nicotine displays substantial heritablecomponents as well.
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Pharmacogenomic studies have attempted to uncover the heritablecomponents of individual variability in risk susceptibility and response to pharmacotherapy.