Sentence examples for mutations are technically from inspiring English sources

Evidence will be presented which suggests that ATM mis / wt mutations are technically more difficult to detect than ATM trunc / wt mutations.

The detection of JAK2 exon 12 mutations is technically much more complicated than V617F mutation detection.

In addition, many of the existing multiple SDM methods have technical limitations associated with type and number of mutations that can be introduced, or are technically demanding and require special chemical reagents.

"Court records are technically public.

You are technically eligible.

Grains are technically grasses.

They are, technically, fooling themselves.

The KRAS mutation analysis was technically successful in 173 cases, and a KRAS wildtype was detected in 52 FFPE tumour samples (30%).

As both are large multi-exon genes, mutation screening of BRCA1/ BRCA2 is technically challenging, because each gene harbors more than 1,000 different disease-associated mutations, the vast majority of which are individually rare.

Sanger sequencing is widely used for mutation detection but can be technically challenging, resulting in longer turn-around-time, with limited sensitivity for low levels of mutations.

Indeed, the design of mutation-specific silencing molecules is technically, and economically, particularly challenging, considering that: (i) retinitis pigmentosa is widely thought to be the most genetically heterogeneous disorder in man (Wright et al, 2010); and (ii) over 150 dominant mutations in rhodopsin are known to date (OMIN database 180380).