Sentence examples for genomics evidence from inspiring English sources

Dealing with the genomics evidence gap will require two key and interrelated science and policy areas, which are crucial to accelerating the appropriate translation of genomics into clinical practice.

Such learning systems are now beginning to emerge in pilot studies, e.g., the American Society for Clinical Oncology's TAPUR study (Targeted Agent and Profiling Utilization Registry; http://www.tapur.org) and the American Association for Cancer Researcher's Project GENIE (Genomics Evidence Neoplasia Information Exchange; http://www.aacr.org/Research/Research/Pages/aacr-project-genie.aspx#).aspx

Searching GWAS and PheWAS associations is complicated by the problem of interpreting variants; however, if a variant in a novel drug target gene has an association with the intended therapeutic effect, then this variant can be presumed as functional (in light of other supporting functional genomics evidence) and examined for pleiotropic, non-therapeutic associations.

AACR recently launched one such project called GENIE (Genomics, Evidence, Neoplasia, Information, Exchange), and there are others, such as ASCO's CancerLinQ.

The project, announced today by the American Association for Cancer Research AACRR) at a meeting in Boston, has a mouthful of an acronym: GENIE, which stands for Genomics, Evidence, Neoplasia, Information, Exchange.

Chemical analysis of livers from these compounds exposed rats for 24 h confirmed genomics evidence that lipids were adversely affected including individual lipid species and total lipid classes.

Moreover, we explicitly provide comparative genomics evidences supporting for each predicted regulatory interaction.

Comparative genomics revealed evidence for perinatal vertical transmission from a mother to her neonate; the 2 isolates from these patients, HKU37 and HKU38, shared essentially identical genome sequences.

Functional annotation, comparative genomics, and evidence of a shared evolutionary history with bacteria from hyperosmotic environments were used to identify a pool of more than 50 marine adaptation genes.

4. Treatment recommendations and clinical interpretation reports from next-gen sequencing of tumor genomics will include evidence from real-world data, not just randomized control trials.

Comparative genomics provides no evidence of a monophyletic origin of all viruses.