Sentence examples for genetically testing for from inspiring English sources

"The DNA sequencing machines we use cost crores [tens of millions] of rupees, and genetically testing for parenthood does not even cover the cost of running the laboratory or maintaining the equipment".

Embryos produced using in vitro fertilization may be genetically tested for HD using preimplantation genetic diagnosis (PGD).

The discovery marks the first time cave art pigments have been genetically tested for bacteria and suggests that new measures may be necessary to preserve the paintings.

Blood samples collected from 430 cattle were genetically tested for the presence of Babesia parasites.

These samples were genetically tested for Babesia parasitic infections using nested PCR assays with species-specific primers.

We used the 2010 Task Force Criteria (2010 TFC) in the diagnostics of ARVC. 10 Index patients were genetically tested for ARVC related mutations.

Cadmium and lead in blood and iron status markers were determined in 21 nonsmoking subjects with HH genetically tested for the HFE mutations and in 21 nonsmoking controls matched for age and sex.

The second paper mentioned by de Vries, written by Turkel et al. [ 20] from 1985 (again prior to the capacity to genetically test for SDS) reported the necropsy findings of seven newborn infants with presumed ATD.

Almost 6000 animals were genetically tested for the polled trait and we detected a recombinant animal which enabled us to reduce the Friesian POLLED haplotype to a single causal mutation, namely a 80-kb duplication.

We classified each person in the study according to whether they had been genetically tested for Huntington's disease and, if so, whether they had tested positive: from these answers we produced three categories not tested, tested negative for disease, and tested positive for disease.

Although not at levels considered significant after adjusting for multiple comparisons, respondents who had been genetically tested for Huntington's disease, particularly those who tested positive, tended to report higher levels of genetic discrimination in interpersonal domains such as family, social, and employment settings rather than institutional related settings.