Sentence examples for genetic survey from inspiring English sources
A new genetic survey of Y chromosomes throughout the British Isles has revealed a very different story.
His conclusions, based on his own genetic survey and information in his genealogical testing service, Oxford Ancestors, are reported in his new book, "Saxons, Vikings and Celts: The Genetic Roots of Britain and Ireland".
But Dr. Khoruts and his colleagues were able to do something previous doctors could not: they took a genetic survey of the bacteria in her intestines before and after the transplant.
The BBC first approached Goldstein in 2001 to collaborate on a genetic survey for the television documentary series Blood of the Vikings.
That's the conclusion of a new study the first peer-reviewed, genetic survey of biological samples claimed to be from the shadowy beasts.
Scientists have performed the first peer-reviewed genetic survey of biological samples supposedly collected from yetis, Bigfoots, and Sasquatches around the world.
While genetic surveys indicate that multiple genets are often present in stands of both species [18], [19], it is unknown if small remnant Acropora populations have too few individuals to spawn consistently and successfully.
Poignantly, the 13 may not know of their own special status: they took part in genetic surveys but signed nothing that permitted a second contact with researchers.
The two genetic surveys indicate "that there may be common origins shared by the two groups, but also that there were extensive contacts and settlements," Dr. Rodrigue said.
That is the conclusion of two new genetic surveys, the first to use genome-wide scanning devices to compare many Jewish communities around the world.
There, Venter and colleagues became the first researchers to chart the whole genome of any organism (a bacterium, Haemophilus influenzae, once thought to cause flu), among other landmarks, and refined a technique allowing scientists to piece together genomes from small bits of DNA, minimizing the ponderous genetic surveying then in use.
