The phrase "from a genetic" is grammatically correct and usable in written English
For example, you could use it in a sentence such as: "The revisions to the project were made from a genetic standpoint."
Cal's/Callie's condition stems from a genetic mutation consequent on his/her grandparents being siblings.
All families with a child with Prader-Willi syndrome can benefit from a genetic analysis and counseling.
A new paper, published today in the journal Nature Communications, addresses the issue from a genetic perspective.
Both suffered from a genetic kidney disease that required constant dialysis, for which heparin is routinely used.
The disorder results from a genetic defect and is fairly common, occurring in about 1 person in 8,000.
He had battled health problems stemming from a genetic hormone deficiency and had been under the care of a home nurse.
Dr. Richard G. Klein, a Stanford paleoanthropologist, has proposed that this "creative explosion" probably stemmed from a genetic change that also enhanced human speech.
From a genetic perspective, incidentally, we humans are almost completely homogenous – more than 99% of the DNA we carry is identical to everyone else on the planet.
There are sex differences between men and women, and how those differences manifest and what happens, from a genetic level to how the body operates, is different".
After all, Yale's genetic work also tells us that from a genetic perspective the Pinta tortoise is virtually identical to the Española clan.
From a genetic perspective, apart from the fact that we have two genome duplications, "we look like a damn jellyfish".
