Synonyms for genetically
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Princeton's WordNet

1. geneticallyadverb

   by genetic mechanisms

   "genetically passed down talents"

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1. List of paraphrases for "genetically":

   modified, genetic, gm, genetically-modified, genetics

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1. John Paul:

   Genetically, only .02 percent of imported fish is analyzed.

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. Richard Lochhead:

   Scotland is known around the world for our beautiful natural environment - and banning growing genetically modified crops will protect and further enhance our clean, green status, there is no evidence of significant demand for GM products by Scottish consumers and I am concerned that allowing GM crops to be grown in Scotland would damage our clean and green brand, thereby gambling with the future of our 14 billion-pound ($22 billion) food and drink sector.

4. Tereza Cristina:

   We export sugar and will export sugar made from GMO cane. The sugar itself is not genetically modified, so we're going to explain about the scientific process and explain why sugar should not be considered by science as a GM product.

5. 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.