Sentence examples for genetic criterion from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, ERBB2 mutations were detected in four gastric adenocarcinomas, raising the possibility of testing a HER-2 inhibitor such as trastuzumab in gastric cancer patients selected based on this genetic criterion [8].

Reversible curing of prion phenotype is an important genetic criterion for analysis of prion proteins in yeast.

Thus, the genetic criteria of mate and extra-pair mate choice in various genetically polygamous species may also be a general feature in genetically monogamous species.

A recent study carried out, appropriately, by scientists at the Galton Laboratory, compared two different population categorizations -- one based on commonly used ethnic labels like African-American, Asian, or Caucasian, and the other divided according to purely genetic criteria -- to see which classification system better predicted individuals' responses to therapeutic drugs.

Genetic criteria are thus matched to subjective population structures, thus serving as objectifying confirmation of structures that were based on subjective criteria, biologising those existing definitions.

In the case of immune identity, the temporal seesaw of autoimmunity and tolerance preclude static functional borders; substances breathed or eaten from the environment are ignored; pregnancy as a archtypical chimera defies easy parameters of individualization (A. Martin 2007); the fallibility of anatomic and even genetic criteria of selfness are well known.

They do not conform to any biological, anthropological, or genetic criteria".

It was an economic motivation for the application of this genetic criteria to Indianness in the first place.

In a 2012 review of pinniped taxonomy, Berta and Morgan Churchill suggested that, based on morphological and genetic criteria, there are 33 extant species and 29 subspecies of pinnipeds, although five of the latter lack sufficient support to be conclusively considered subspecies.

These results suggest that OncoMap might facilitate classification of low-grade astrocytomas and other rare tumor types based on genetic criteria.

No Carcinus population in the native range has yet revealed genetic evidence of hybridization; even crabs collected from the Palmones estuary were found in a study separate from that noted above to be unambiguosly C. maenas by genetic criteria [29].