Sentence examples for more specific genetic from inspiring English sources
Nevertheless, as pointed out by Francis Collins, director of the National Human Genome Research Institute in Bethesda, Md., self-declared race was a "biologically inaccurate and socially dangerous" surrogate for the more specific genetic and environmental factors that underlay the different responses that different patients had to any given treatment.
In summary, we think that in addition to the approach of screening for stress tolerance among diverse rice genotypes (including wild relatives), there are many benefits to be gained from developing an approach to root biology based on the integration of our knowledge of the physiology of plant response to stress to define ideotypes that can form the basis of new more specific genetic screens.
Therefore, further more specific genetic and metabolic studies are needed to better understand the relationship between these associated temporal anomalies and white matter hyperintensity in autism.
The mechanisms coordinating these processes are unknown, especially as fat storage continues increasing in such animals as male Sprague-Dawley rats, as well as other more specific genetic models of obesity where fat appears to grow indefinitely.
This makes model-derived beta cell glucose sensitivity a more specific genetic marker of beta cell function.
We hope, however, that the indirect clinicopathological observations provided here might provoke more specific genetic and scientific hypothesis testing in this clinical context.
However, because we did not measure all known metabolic intermediate species of arsenic, a more specific assignment of genetic association to particular metabolic steps awaits more detailed studies.
The objective of TAGGING was to improve prediction power compared with QTL mapping while also providing more specific insights into genetic architecture than genome-wide prediction models.
To accommodate these safety issues, a whole branch of cancer gene therapy has been dedicated to the design of more controllable and specific genetic toxins.
On this basis, it may be understood that genetic ablation gene therapy strategies may be most successful when such strategies are designed to correct one, or more, of the specific genetic changes known a priori to be present in tumor cells.
This research encompasses the more specific concepts of genetic rescue, which is limited to situations in which beneficial alleles that help rescue a population from extinction are introduced via immigration (Whiteley et al. 2015), and assisted gene flow, a still narrower definition in which immigrants are actively introduced by managers (Aitken and Whitlock 2013).
