Sentence examples for genetic categorisation from inspiring English sources

Given that (human) classification is part of human existence, the genetic categorisation of people in a research context is not self-evidently problematic.

Reviewer 5: Davide Vecchi (Universidad de Santiago de Chile, Chile) The idea of the authors is to use concepts originally formulated in economics in order to offer a categorisation of genetic resources.

But while these journeys into the past are essentially personal, they raise broader issues about racial authenticity and the genetic basis for racial categorisations.

Sir Mark says genome science has also led to improvements in the diagnosis and categorisation of inherited diseases and treatments for inherited forms of diabetes, based on a patient's genetic makeup.

Perou et al (2000) suggested a categorisation of invasive breast cancers based on genetic profiles into oestrogen receptor (ER -positive (luminal A and B) and ER -positive(nonluminal) subtypes with A further subdivision of the ER-negandve types into Her2-positive and Bandl-like subtypes.

Ideally a categorisation scheme could be devised, which would encompass genetic and/or domain organisation as appropriate.

Today, there is a plethora of molecular genetic data that indicate differences in pathogenesis between the various types of breast carcinomas and thus support their categorisation, to the patient benefit.

The purpose of the software is to see if categorisations according to so called 'subjective' criteria such as linguistic, cultural or physical characteristics agree with genetic clusters.

In this work we investigate the genetic and domain organisation of the TCS genes from completely sequenced genomes, and use the resulting information to develop a categorisation scheme for TCS genes.

Piers Corbyn defies categorisation.

Akhe Engineering Theatre defies categorisation.