Sentence examples for potentially actionable from inspiring English sources

Prioritization of potential oncogenic "drivers" from "passenger" fusions, and functional characterization of potentially actionable gene fusions across diverse tissue types, will help translate these findings into clinical applications.

Chromatin modifier genes are potential therapeutic targets and these gene fusions thus represent a novel class of potentially actionable aberrations.

We declare, through law, that something is not acceptable and potentially actionable, and then we are left to police ourselves.

'We hated not knowing,' the workers complain, denied any potentially actionable rationale for which of them might be next to 'walk Spanish down the hall'.

Breaches of confidence are also potentially actionable separately in civil proceedings, where confidential information has been obtained and divulged to a third party without the consent of the provider.

Though crashes, sometimes spectacular crashes, are part of luge, it seems unthinkable — and potentially actionable — in this sophisticated era that a luger, under any competitive circumstances, could fly completely off the track and collide with a fixed support beam.

Altogether, these observations suggest our approach has a greater sensitivity to detect mutations in potentially clinically actionable genes.

In 3 of 11 patients for whom primary and metastatic tissue was available, potentially clinically actionable amplifications were observed in metastases but not in the matched primary tumours.

Unresolved issues in the study included discovery of additional reportedly pathogenic alleles at other loci, related to potentially medically actionable conditions (incidental or secondary findings).

Genome interpretation is the categorization or inference, starting from genome-wide genotype information, of individual variants or variant combinations as either causal and potentially medically actionable or probably benign and irrelevant with respect to medical indications.

PharmGKB (http://www.pharmgkb.org), a pharmacogenomics knowledge resource that encompasses clinical information, including dosing guidelines, drug labels, potentially clinically actionable gene drug associations and genotype phenotype relationships, annotated over 2000 genes involved in drug responses.