Sentence examples for genetic testings from inspiring English sources

Creatine kinase was mildly raised at 193 IU/L (normal 0 170 IU/L), but all other blood markers and genetic testings were normal.

"There are genetic testings for some specific diseases," she says.

In these cases, techniques such as immunohistochemistry for acinar basal cells [ 6, 7], the histochemical silver staining for the nucleolar organiser regions (AgNORs) [ 8], and genetic testings have brought an invaluable support in establishing the correct diagnosis [ 9, 10].

Thus this patient population presumably contains a relatively high percentage of breast cancer patients who had reasons to agree for genetic testings such as other cases of cancer in the family, younger cancer onset age etc.

As a related option, databases listing mutations or availability of genetic tests (e.g., the NIH's nascent Genetic Testing Registry) could mandate test providers share sequence data and interpretive algorithms as a condition of listing their tests.

It has been extensively utilised in the genetics literature to assess genetic testing-related distress; we similarly anchored the IES items in relation to the anticipation of the genetic test result at baseline and in relation to the actual genetic test at follow-up.

Advances in genetics over the last few years inspired the idea that genetic testing-guided personalized medicine may become a reality in ophthalmology.

(ix) Decision Regret Scale (DRS: Genetic Testing Choice): This five-item scale measures distress or remorse after health care decisions, and has excellent psychometric properties [ 38].

As with gene patents and genetic testing-induced harm, it would be misleading to suggest that the ubiquitous policy activity in this domain has been informed by solid evidence of widespread harm.

The relapse rate would need to be zero in both arms, and the quit rate for genetic-testing option at least 18%, for the genetic-testing option to have lower costs and higher effects than usual smoking-cessation.

Understanding new DNA-based genetic-testing technologies will be important for nurses as these tests become more available and nurses assist clients in the management of their genetic health.