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Princeton's WordNet

1. geneticallyadverb

   by genetic mechanisms

   "genetically passed down talents"

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1. Laurentiu Baciu:

   Romanian grain farmers will gladly embrace the genetically modified maize crops, it's common sense that any maize farmer, be it in Spain or in Portugal or in Romania, would like to reduce production costs and eventually reap a bigger harvest.

2. Luke Laffin:

   The first is that it is a genetically determined marker of cardiovascular risk that cannot be significantly modified with lifestyle changes, the second is that we do not have easily accessible or tolerable therapies to lower Lp(a) levels. The third reason is that medications that lower Lp(a) levels also lower LDL levels, so it has proven difficult to attribute clinically important effects — like a reduction in heart disease and strokes — to Lp(a) lowering alone.

3. Michael Knight:

   In population terms it's of minor significance, as we are talking about one old bull that would have contributed genetically to the rhino population already. In monetary terms, it's important as it generates funds that go directly into the Wildlife Products Fund that feeds 100% back into rhino conservation.

4. Gyorgy Balint:

   The secret is that there are many people who in their entire life have this genetically built-in need to work, that they have to do something useful, for a gardener, every day a flower blooms, a seed starts to grow, and a tomato ripens.

5. Barry Fuller:

   Scientists have developed genetically modified pigs which could in theory reduce this strong immune response, but even then, significant problems have remained.

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