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Meanings of polygenic in English

Trait controlled by several genes, as opposed to monogenic.

Polygenic.

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Usage of polygenic in English
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Longevity is a polygenic trait in which genetic predisposition is particularly important.
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We conclude ACL rupture is a moderately heritable highly polygenic complex trait.
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Unlinked background genes were accounted for by fitting a polygenic variance component.
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We therefore examined whether known polygenic BD risk alleles are associated with ADHD.
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Therefore, additional knowledge needs to be generated, particularly for polygenic traits.
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Cognitive impairment and apathy were associated with reduced polygenic risk score for intelligence.
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Salt response has long been considered a polygenic-controlled character in plants.
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Further, novel statistical methodology designed for polygenic architecture revealed more potential risk variants.
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Osteoporosis is a polygenic disease, whose determining loci have not yet been identified.
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Drought and salinity traits, being polygenic, are most difficult to target.
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Judaism, which had been polygenic, became monogamous in the Middle Ages.
The black swan: the impact of the highly improbable
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This paper uses polygenic risk scores to explore the possibility of overlapping genetic factors.
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Caution is indicated in interpreting studies building on polygenic risk scores without replication sample.
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Development of this ailment is well known to be under polygenic and environmental control.
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We tested whether polygenic risk scores for schizophrenia and bipolar disorder would predict creativity.
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Linear approaches, including linear regression and task-specific polygenic risk scores, were employed for comparison.
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