Sentence examples for genetic choice from inspiring English sources
If you have made a good genetic choice of partner (ie, someone with a significantly different MHC), then the theory suggests that you should not be able to choose something that smells nice to them based on your own preferences.
Green optimistically suggests, in the final line of his book, "By moving responsibly into this emerging era of genetic choice, we can incorporate gene technology into the ongoing human adventure" (2007: 230).
"People have been making genetic choices on superficial information since the first person met another in a bar.
You can increasingly tell the social background of a young person by his or her looks and intelligence; if someone doesn't live up to social expectations, he tends to blame bad genetic choices by his parents rather than himself.
If we ought not collude with and exacerbate the social prejudices of sexism and racism through our reproductive genetic choices, why is doing the same for ableist norms permissible?
Any genetic choices made by the parents or researchers should be governed by the "best interest of the child" standard, he adds.
On this system, there would be no state plan to change people's genes or to improve the gene pool, but there might be limitations on genetic choices thought to be against the public interest.
We thus demonstrate the importance of genetic marker choice in resolving complex life history types.
Here, we demonstrate the importance of genetic marker choice in resolving complex life history types involved in conservation management actions such as delineating evolutionary significant units.
Public campaigns to improve knowledge of CRC screening, risk factors, and genetics could enable patients to make more informed genetic testing choices [ 44, 46].
(ii) Decisional conflict scale (DCS): This 10-item validated scale measures decisional conflict in relation to genetic testing choices, including uncertainty about alternatives, modifiable factors contributing to uncertainty, and perceptions of effectiveness of decision-making [ 32].
