Sentence examples for associated genetically from inspiring English sources

First, survival and growth traits were mainly favourably associated genetically, showing that rapid growth enhances survival.

HLA-B27 is strongly associated genetically with spondylarthritis, particularly with ankylosing spondylitis and associated acute anterior uveitis (AAU).

Several of this class of adverse event have been associated genetically with specific HLA alleles, the genes that control presentation of immunogenic epitopes [ 73].

The genotype-related variability in growth and ecophysiological traits may be a consequence of different strategies in relation to particular types of stress that have arisen as a result of selection, and the creation of local ecotypes with associated genetically determined ecophysiological characteristics.

Using a reference genome assembly as a guide, it is now possible to associate genetically mapped biomarkers with nearby candidate genes and their functional activities.

The canine genome has been sequenced and is available for studies identifying and associating genetically caused diseases, which are of relevance for both animal and human health.

We review the various potential forms of observed and hypothetical toxicities associated with genetically modified T cells.

Changes in perceptions of risks and benefits associated with genetically modified (GM) food were also assessed in the different conditions.

Monsanto has been at the center of dozens of protests over the years, most often over health problems possibly associated with genetically modified foods it has produced, including soybean, corn, rice and eggplant.

And while the genetic tools already exist to create new yeasts artificially — by splicing genes from one to another — because of the longstanding stigma associated with genetically modified foods, there is no market for them.

The column, however, overlooks the problem associated with genetically modified organisms, and that problem is the same with both corn and cotton: the introduced genes could escape their host plants and confer pest resistance to weeds, creating superweeds that are just as resistant to insects as the hybrids.