The phrase "based on genetically determined" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that is influenced by a person's genetic makeup. Example: The study concluded that an individual's risk for developing certain diseases is largely based on genetically determined factors.
These gene sets are derived from information on gene-phenotype relationships based on genetically determined phenotypes.
This could be the case if large-colony species possess more morphological or behavioral castes, improved division of labor based on genetically determined task thresholds, or a larger behavioral repertoire [ 16].
Exceptions to this were the two studies of African Americans (NBHS and SCCS) and two of the Asian studies, from Singapore (SGBCC) and Malaysia (MYBRCA), which contained a substantial fraction of individuals of mixed ancestry and so no exclusions were made based on genetically determined ethnicity.
Here, we describe two novel collections of gene sets in C. elegans and D. melanogaster that are based exclusively on genetically determined phenotypes and use a controlled phenotypic ontology.
This might e.g. be the case when developing models based on genetically modified animals (see [ 117]).
Mr. Joy and other scientists have begun to warn of near-term terrorist threats based on genetically engineered biological weapons.
We have developed a portable biosensing device based on genetically engineered bioluminescent (BL) cells.
The latest example of a big outcome IPO is Rubius Therapeutics, which develops drugs based on genetically engineered red blood cells.
The reporter gene bioassays are based on genetically modified cell lines, which have been stably transfected with specific reporter genes (e.g. firefly luciferase).
Our approach is based on genetically-modified and chemically manipulated filamentous bacteriophages.
