Значения термина environmental variance на английском

The latter can be modeled using a model with genetically structured environmental variance.

Part of the non-shared environmental variance was stable over time also.

Individual-specific environmental influences common to MD explained only 11% of the individual-specific environmental variance in PTSD.

For occipito-cortical connections in the right hemisphere, h2 increased with age due to a decrease in environmental variance.

This approach was intended to control for the effects of genetic and residual shared environmental variance upon insulin levels.

SRH and ACT showed significant linear and non-linear moderation by age for individual differences in both genetic and environmental variance.

The possibility of manipulating environmental variance by selection is illustrated numerically using estimates of parameters derived from the snail data set.

In contrast, one-third to two-thirds of the shared environmental variance on the slope was independent from the shared environmental variance on the intercept.

Because nonshared environmental variance decreases during tasks, heritability is larger for RSA measured under more stressful conditions than for RSA as measured during rest.

After accounting for variance common to PTSD, no residual genetic and environmental variance overlapped between combat and ND, combat and AD, and combat and MD.

Background: The genetic dissection of a polygenic, multifactorial, quantitative disease such as arterial hypertension is hampered by a large environmental variance and by genetic heterogeneity.

We hypothesize that BPV should demonstrate the same pattern of additive genetic, shared environmental and unique environmental variance as BP, if both are phenotypic surrogates.

Multivariate quantitative genetic analyses indicated that all mathematics-related measures combined accounted for ~75% of the genetic variance in MA and ~20% of its environmental variance.