Sentence examples similar to gene declaration from inspiring English sources
Sharp reaction greeted the declaration that human and other genes are not patentable, a reversal of what had been the government's policy for decades.
Other resources, like UniProt and KEGG (Kyoto Encyclopedia of Genes and Genomes), designate specific genes as VFs without necessarily showing the published support of this declaration (Ogata et al., 1999; UniProt, 2011).
Since the location of the mutation is known, we took a liberal approach to identify candidate genes in the target region to avoid making a false negative declaration (i.e., rather committing a Type I than Type II error).
UniProt and KEGG are valueable resources in their own right, and although they identify genes as VFs, they do not necessarily show the published support of this declaration.
Diagnosis of CAPS was genetically confirmed (after the parents provided written informed consent according to the recommendations of the Declaration of Helsinki) and revealed a previously reported mutation, D303N, in the CIAS1 gene.
The samples were studied and analysed for FPR1 gene polymorphisms anonymously and the present study was conducted according to the principles expressed in the Declaration of Helsinki.
Another tough declaration.
That declaration sounds different today.
This declaration was long overdue.
