Sentence examples for conducted genetic testing from inspiring English sources
The technology to conduct species tests has become relatively inexpensive and widely available in recent years, said Prof. Mahmood Shivji of Nova Southeastern University in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., who has conducted genetic testing on fish species since 2007 and advised Oceana on its study.
Researchers conducted genetic testing of various types of fish procured in restaurants, sushi joints, and fish markets in 21 states between 2010 and 2012.
Nonprofit marine conservationist group Oceana conducted genetic testing on 1,200 samples of fish from 674 different locations ranging from restaurants to sushi establishments to fish markets in 21 states over two years and discovered that a lot of the fish we eat is mislabeled, sometimes unknowingly and other times deliberately fraudulent.
The researchers conducted genetic tests and monitored the pairs' reproductive success.
In 1998, a federal appeals court found that a government laboratory in California, the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, had for years conducted genetic tests on employees without their permission, and it said the practice might have violated the workers' privacy rights.
The researchers also conducted genetic tests on the group and found that tea drinkers who carried the APOE4 gene variant, a known risk factor for Alzheimer's, were also at a lower risk compared with people who had APOE4 and did not drink tea.
Concerned that a parthenogenic crayfish might invade native ecosystems, Scholtz's team conducted genetic tests and compared the strain, which they called Marmorkrebs, with other species.
He authorised the estate administrator, Bremer Trust, to analyse Prince's blood, including conducting genetic testing and any other analysis required for the administration of the estate.
But isolation is necessary to conduct genetic testing, and Myriad was not the only entity to offer BRCA testing after it discovered the genes.
He and his colleagues are conducting genetic testing of the fish; introducing a new strain of walleye into a particular region, he said, could compromise their ability to reproduce.
