The phrase "a genomic method" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a technique or approach that involves the study or manipulation of genomes.
Example: "Researchers are developing a genomic method to identify genetic markers associated with disease."
Alternatives: "a genetic technique" or "a genomic approach."
The studies reported here demonstrate the application of new a genomic method, SCALEs, which can be used to improve understanding of the evolution of antibiotic resistance in P. aeruginosa.
Porcu et al. utilized a genomic method to globally analyze effects of FTIs on cellular activity.
Recently, a genomic method to quantify breast epithelial cell differentiation status, known as the Differentiation Score (DS) predictor [ 6] was developed.
In the absence of a genomic method for estimating percent normal, we used pathologist assessment where available, or selected a uniform value of a across each dataset/population.
Focusing on the CSR signature, a genomic method termed 'SLAMS' (stepwise linkage analysis of microarray signatures) was designed to find candidate master regulators within cytogenetic abnormalities linked to CSR activity [ 46].
The negative score of PhyloCSF (–12.7273, meaning that LUADT1 is 101.27273 times more likely to be a noncoding sequence than a coding sequence), a comparative genomic method differentiating coding and noncoding RNA, and the lack of coding potential as determined by the coding potential assessment tool CPAT confirmed that LUADT1 is a noncoding RNA.
We have developed a new genomic method that ensures maximal coverage and thus maximal applicability of the peptide vaccine.
Using a comparative genomic method, 38 and 8 fragments were verified as specific identification targets for Salmonella Typhimurium and Enteritidis, respectively.
We have applied a new genomic method, Scalar Analysis of Library Enrichments (SCALEs), to identify genomic regions that, given increased copy number, may lead to aminoglycoside resistance in Pseudomonas aeruginosa at the genome scale.
These results demonstrate that the comparative genomic method is a valuable tool for identifying new specific targets, a necessary step for developing rapid and accurate detection methods for foodborne pathogens.
Moreover, the use of a microarray that covers the whole genome may lead to the development of a genomic fingerprinting method, which is urgently needed for microepidemiologic studies that aim to characterize transmission pathways and environmental reservoirs of M. ulcerans.
